Changes to EBS Terms and Conditions

You’ll soon be able to send Instant Payments from your Account.

Since January 2025, you’ve been receiving payments instantly to your account. This means your balance is updated straight away.

From 25 August 2025, we’ll start to roll out payments you can send instantly from your account. These payments will reach whoever you are paying within 10 seconds. We will let you know when these become available through our website.

We’re also introducing a new check called ‘Verification of Payee’ from 5 October 2025 for all SEPA payments. This helps protect your money. Verification of Payee will check the name of the account you’re paying with the receiving bank to see if it matches the name you gave us. You can then decide if you still want to go ahead with the payment.

You’ll also be able to set limits on how much money you send through instant payments each day.

If you want more information on SEPA or Verification of Payee please visit our Customer Questions and Answers page.

To get ready for these changes, we’re updating our terms and conditions.

We’ve also summarised these changes and you can read the Summary of Changes (PDF, 12 pages, 614KB) for a quick overview.

To accept these changes, you don’t need to do anything. If you don’t want to accept the changes, you have the option, free of charge, to close your account, clearing anything you owe on it first, or let us know you are ending your agreement with us. You can do this by writing to your local EBS Office. If we don’t hear from you before 25 August 2025, we’ll apply these changes.

If you have a question, please refer to our customer questions and answers or call us on 0818 300 126 (Monday-Friday 09:00-17:00, excluding bank holidays).

We have made important changes to our terms and conditions.
The changes were because of:

Terms and conditions for the following payment Accounts have changed:

  • Instant Access Account
  • MoneyManager Account
  • Teen Savings Account
  • General terms and conditions for Demand Accounts

Changes made to the General terms and conditions for Demand Accounts have been made to provide for outgoing instant credit transfers on the Instant Access Account.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) comes into effect on 28 June 2025.

We’ve introduced this statement below into our terms and conditions for MoneyManager Accounts, Demand Accounts, Teen Savings Account, and Your Accounts Online.

  • EBS is committed to ensuring that our products and services are accessible and available to as many people as possible. We aim to continuously improve our standards of accessibility, and our products, services and processes will evolve as we adapt to meet our customers’ needs. We are committed to designing accessibility into everything we do for our customers, and we welcome your feedback.  You can find out more in our Accessibility Statement or in our EBS Offices.

Terms and conditions for the following Accounts have changed:
  • Demand Accounts, including:
    • Instant Access Account
    • Children's Savings Account
  • Teen Savings Account
  • MoneyManager Acccount
  • Your Accounts Online

 

 

Accounts and Services Terms & Conditions

Questions & Answers

Instant Access Account

MoneyManager Account

Teen Savings Account

Demand Accounts

Your Accounts Online