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MONEYBOX ISA - any advice on where to transfer to?
My question is….
‘Regarding the transfer issue with Cynergy, our ISA transfers are processed digitally rather than through BACS Electronic ISA Transfer Services. When transferring your Moneybox ISA to another provider, you'll need to contact your new provider to start the process - they should send you their transfer-in form.
For the account details they need:
- Account number/reference: Your National Insurance number
- Sort code: We don't have sort codes as our accounts operate digitally
- Provider: Digital Moneybox Ltd
All our transfers are performed digitally, so your new provider needs to send their paperwork to transfersout@moneyboxapp.com rather than using BACS services.
If Cynergy can't accept digital transfers, you may need to find a provider that does support electronic transfers. Most ISA providers can accept digital transfers, though some may require different processes than BACS.’
Thank you, hoping someone can help and advise me.
Comments
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I filled out a paper form and transferred my Moneybox ISA to Principality BS.1
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I’ve done several quick ISA transfers out from providers who don’t use sort codes so that’s not where the problem lies.0
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I transferred my Moneybox ISA to Yorkshire BS, memory is hazy how I did it, think I left sortcode and account number blank and was able to put required info in.
Moneybox is often listed as Digital Moneybox Limited on lists1 -
While some providers like Cynergy (and others) limit transfers-in to those on a specific list (usually other providers who also use the BACs ISA transfer service), there are plenty who don't so I would just work your way down the best-buy table to find the highest-paying provider without that limitation.
The reason why this is the case is because there are still plenty of ISA providers who don't use that service - it's normally the smaller building societies, but does include bigger players like the Principality.
Providers who do limit your transfer-in options usually do state that they do this, but you may have to check their FAQ sections to get this info.
In my experience, transferring between ISA providers who don't both use the BACs ISA transfer service usually involves having to post a paper transfer form as a signature is normally required, but I'm not sure how Moneybox would fit into this, given that an app-based ISA provider presumably didn't require a signature from you when you opened the account ?0 -
Moneybox use an on-screen, drawn-with-a-finger signature when you transfer in to them.The reason why this is the case is be a signature is normally required, but I'm not sure how Moneybox would fit into this, given that an app-based ISA provider presumably didn't require a signature from you when you opened the account ?1
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