Contents
- What are Direct to Bank Transfers?
- How can I order Direct to Bank Transfers?
- What do I need to know before sending a Direct to Bank Transfer?
- What do recipients need to claim a Direct to Bank Transfer?
- Are there any limits or restrictions?
- When do the Direct to Bank Transfers expire?
- Can I claim a recipient's Direct to Bank Transfer and do it on their behalf?
- How do I contact Evouchers support regarding Direct to Bank Transfers?
What are Direct to Bank Transfers?
The Evouchers Direct to Bank Transfer is a simple way to send funds to a recipient, which are then digitally deposited into the recipients bank account.
There’s no need to collect or store sensitive customer data (such as bank details) as the process only requires you to know the recipient’s name and email address.
To see how it works for a recipient, click here.
How can I order Direct to Bank Transfers?
Ordering Direct to Bank Transfers is very similar to ordering any other voucher types. Simply select Direct to Bank Transfers when creating an order.
To see a step by step guide, click here.
What do I need to know before sending a Direct to Bank Transfer?
You will need to know the recipient's;
- Full name (exactly as it appears on their bank account)
- Email address and/or mobile number
- Their bank is on the accepted list (see below)
- That they use online banking
You do not need to know their account details.
| Accepted Banks | |||
| AIB (NI) Personal | Danske Bank Personal | Lloyds Banks Business | Revolut |
| Allied Irish Bank Personal | Danske Banks Business | Lloyds Bank Commercial | Santander |
| Barclays Personal | First Direct | Mettle | Starling |
| Barclays Business | Halifax | Monzo | Tesco Bank |
| Barclays Corporate | HSBC Personal | Nationwide | Tide |
| Bank of Ireland | HSBC Business | Natwest Bank Personal | TSB |
| Bank of Scotland Personal | HSBC Kinetic | Natwest Bankline | Ulster Bank |
| Bank of Scotland Business | HSBCnet | RBS Personal | Ulster Bankline |
| Bank of Scotland Commercial | Lloyds Bank Personal | RBS Bankline | Zempler |
What do recipients need to claim a Direct to Bank Transfer?
To claim a Direct to Bank Transfer recipients must have online banking on the mobile device they are claiming the voucher on.
The voucher cannot be claimed by manually typing in bank account details.
To see how it works for a recipient, click here.
Are there any limits or restrictions?
There are no limits on the number of Direct to Bank Transfers that can be issued to an individual. Each Direct to Bank Transfer has a minimum and maximum value.
For more information view the article here.
When do the Direct to Bank Transfers expire?
The recipient has 3 months from the day they are sent the Direct to Bank Transfer to claim it and deposit the funds into their account.
Can I claim a recipient's Direct to Bank Transfer and do it on their behalf?
No, the funds must be sent and claimed by the recipient themselves, using the device that is linked to their mobile banking.
How do I contact Evouchers support regarding Direct to Bank Transfers?
Evouchers support can be contacted here.