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planetdek
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As far as I'm aware, it doesn't have to be in one (1) amount, so you could for example, pay in £900 on Day 7 and then withdraw it / transfer it to another account and then pay in that same £900 on Day 14 which is a way around the minimum pay-in requirement.
I would imagine if you don't pay in the min figure, you would not get the cash incentive (as the bank usually looks at 3-6 months of transactions to ensure the pay-in has been met.
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