

To get paid quickly and easily, you must provide the right account information.

If customers are paying you using their personal online or mobile banking apps then you must make your correct account name and account number easy to find.
Sometimes, a business might have a different trading name to its account holder name. It’s particularly important for these businesses to clearly communicate the correct name and number registered to their account for customers to use.
If your customers enter the wrong account holder name, they may be notified that the details don’t match and advised to contact the business they are trying to pay. This could slow down the payment process.
If you are unsure of your account name, refer to your bank’s website or systems for guidance.
When customers are paying businesses using the registered payee function on their banking app, for example organisations like Councils, water and power companies, the Confirmation of Payee service will not apply.
Your bank may provide the service through your business banking app.
Or
Confirmation of Payee is now available direct to businesses. You can connect through GetVerified to use the service outside of banking apps like during onboarding procedures or at anytime prior to payment.
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