What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.hampdenandco.com
https://www.hampdenandco.com
Customer support contact details are provided directly by your personal banker or through the "Contact Us" section on the Hampden Bank website.
020 3841 9922 (London office), 0131 226 7300 (Edinburgh office), and 24-hour Cards Centre is also available (specific number not publicly listed).
No verified information on a dedicated toll-free customer support number is publicly available for Hampden & Co.
General contact email is [email protected], no specific technical support email publicly listed.
No specific separate emails are publicly disclosed; clients are advised to contact their personal banker or use the general contact email.
There is no verified information about online chat support availability on Hampden & Co's public platforms.
Not applicable due to no confirmed chat support.
No verified information on support via Telegram, WhatsApp, or other messengers is publicly available.
Office hours are typically Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, excluding English bank holidays, with some extended call answering from 8am to 6pm.
No general weekend or bank holiday support is provided; offices are closed.
Yes, Hampden & Co has physical offices available for in-person visits.
Edinburgh Office at 20/21 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4DF; London Office at Third Floor, 36 Dover Street, London W1S 4NH.
Personal meetings are available by appointment, typically arranged through your personal banker.
Hampden & Co primarily operates in the UK with offices in London and Edinburgh; no public information on international offices.
English is the primary language for client support.
Response times vary; personal bankers may respond outside office hours, but official support aims to resolve complaints by same day or within 5 working days.
Yes, Hampden & Co offers dedicated personal bankers providing tailored service, representing a VIP-level relationship banking model.
Yes, Hampden & Co may offer callback service on request.
Hampden & Co was founded in June 2015.
Founded and initially owned by Ray Entwistle.
United Kingdom, registered in Scotland.
Founded in 2015; focuses on private banking with personal service; expanded with a move to larger offices in 2025 and rebranded to Hampden Bank.
Yes, in 2025 Hampden & Co rebranded to Hampden Bank with a new Edinburgh headquarters.
Specific names are not publicly listed; management includes CEO Tracey Davidson and Managing Director Jeremy Vaughan.
No publicly detailed information on investors; strategic partnerships include Mastercard for card services and Currency Cloud Limited for payment processing.
Hampden & Co plc is a public limited company but is not listed on a stock exchange.
Not publicly available as it is not publicly traded.
The main operations are through Hampden Bank with no publicly disclosed subsidiaries.
Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Primarily United Kingdom.
No verified license or authorization for cryptocurrency operations.
Yes, Hampden & Co complies with AML and KYC regulations as required under UK law and FCA supervision.
The bank uses Mastercard and complies with PCI DSS for card services.
Yes, independent audits are conducted including internal audits outsourced to Grant Thornton UK LLP.
Client funds are protected under the UK’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
Complies with UK regulatory standards, Financial Services Compensation Scheme, and relevant AML/KYC rules.
No publicly reported regulatory fines or violations.
Reviews available on Trustpilot and Smart Money People platforms.
Some users report feeling ignored, particularly older customers, and perceived lack of support for entrepreneurs.
Personalized banking, high-quality client service, and relationship-based banking.
No widespread verified issues reported regarding fund withdrawals.
No detailed information available; digital banking described as convenient but not extensively reviewed.
No specific user feedback found on transaction speeds; banking is described as traditional and client-focused.
Yes, many clients recommend it for private banking, although it is niche and selective.
Professionals view it as a stable private bank with strong regulatory compliance.
No major publicized awards.
No public information on participation in payments rankings.
No specific public endorsements, but transparent regulatory supervision is in place.
Recognized as a reputable private bank with strong professional service standards.
Conservative banking approach with emphasis on relationship and service rather than high-risk innovation.
No publicly detailed certifications beyond regulatory authorizations.
No public information on specific conference participation.
Positioned as a premium, relationship-focused private bank serving high-net-worth individuals and professional clients in the UK.
Supports GBP primarily; charge cards also available in EUR and USD linked to corresponding accounts.
Cryptocurrencies are not supported.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Foreign currency accounts exist; currency exchange supported as part of foreign currency accounts.
Standard market exchange rates apply; specific rates not publicly detailed.
Not publicly specified, typically updated in real-time or daily by banking FX systems.
No stablecoin support.
Some less commonly used currencies may not be immediately available and require longer notice.
Yes, card operations and currency use subject to international sanctions and regulatory restrictions.
Domestic bank transfers, international payments, card transactions, cheque cashing under certain arrangements.
Likely supported as internal transfers between accounts, standard in banking.
Card payments supported using Mastercard.
Yes, both domestic and international transfers.
Not specifically detailed, but standard banking bill payments likely supported.
No explicit information, but recurring payments are common banking features.
General banking systems usually support this, though not explicitly stated.
Likely available as a standard feature of digital banking.
No specific information available.
No information available indicating this feature.
Not publicly disclosed.
Not publicly disclosed; subject to account levels and regulatory limits.
Regulatory and internal limits likely but not publicly specified.
Not publicly disclosed.
Usually by contacting your banker and completing verification or compliance checks.
Typically verified users have higher limits in regulated banking.
Standard new account restrictions apply pending verification.
Possibly due to regulatory and sanction controls.
Yes, banks usually block suspicious or non-compliant transactions.
Not publicly specified.
Not publicly disclosed.
Account funding likely via bank transfer, cheque, and possibly card funding.
Funding fees not usually standard; specifics not publicly disclosed.
Not disclosed.
Typically 1-3 business days depending on method.
ATM withdrawals, bank counter withdrawals, and electronic transfers.
Partner bank counters charge for cheque cashing; other fees may apply but not publicly detailed.
Typically same day for ATM; longer for partner bank cheque cashing and transfers.
Not publicly disclosed.
Card funding is uncommon; details not available.
Usually 1-3 business days.
Not supported.
Internal transfers are likely to be immediate.
Yes, weekends and bank holidays delay processing.
Yes, public holidays impact timing.
No information on express funding fees.
Payment method, bank processing times, and regulatory checks.
Digital banking generally provides transaction notifications.
Contact your banker or support team to investigate.
Usually within one business day depending on method.
ATM withdrawals are instant; card-to-account withdrawal timing not specified.
Usually 1-3 business days.
Not applicable.
Yes, withdrawals on weekends take longer.
No public info on express withdrawal service.
Method used and banking system processing times.
Typically yes through digital banking alerts.
Usually yes if not yet processed; specific policies not publicly detailed.
Registration is conducted through a personal banker appointment and completion of application forms.
Personal identification, proof of address, financial background, and other KYC documents.
Generally, email is required for communication; no alternative methods confirmed.
Phone contact with banker is standard part of onboarding.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Yes, Hampden & Co offers accounts for businesses and professional clients.
Yes, full identity verification is mandatory per AML regulations.
Primarily UK residents and citizens; restrictions apply for others.
Account activation timing varies depending on verification, usually several days to weeks.
Personal verification and enhanced due diligence for certain clients.
Passport or government-issued ID, proof of address.
Yes, possibly including source of funds and financial background.
Yes, scanned or photographed documents are acceptable.
Usually a few business days depending on complexity.
Limited usage; verification is required for full access.
Limited transactions and access until verification is completed.
Yes, proof of address is mandatory.
Not explicitly stated but common in enhanced verification.
Periodic re-verification in compliance with regulations, typically every few years.
Standard industry encryption such as TLS for digital communications.
Likely supported though no explicit public mention.
No specific info, often used industry-wide for security.
Not publicly confirmed.
No public information on blockchain adoption.
Yes, including layered controls and auditing.
Compliance with GDPR and data protection laws, secure handling and storage.
Not applicable.
Likely standard cybersecurity protections in place.
Yes, regular internal and external audits.
Standard email and transaction monitoring vigilance.
Yes, regulatory compliance requires real-time fraud monitoring.
AML policies, KYC checks, transaction monitoring.
Accounts are frozen or blocked upon suspicion or detection of fraudulent activity.
Contact the bank immediately; bank investigates and takes appropriate action.
Contact your banker or the bank’s fraud department directly.
Client funds are protected under FSCS up to certain amounts.
Rights to dispute and request investigation under FCA rules.
Contact your banker and escalate through formal complaints procedures.
Not specifically disclosed but typical of UK banking institutions to have cyber insurance.
Fees vary; some transfers may be free while others incur charges depending on destination and method.
Deposits are generally free but partner services may charge.
Withdrawal fees may apply especially where involving third parties.
Currency conversions incur fees; specific rates not disclosed.
No public info on inactivity fees.
Some private banking fees apply, specifics vary per account.
Usually no fee unless third-party charges apply.
No public information on expedited service fees.
Hampden & Co follows industry transparency standards; no known hidden fees.
Fees typically scale with transaction size; detailed pricing available from the bank.
Client-specific pricing and tariff structures typical of private banking.
Personalized banking, priority service, dedicated banker.
By maintaining certain asset levels or private banking membership.
Not publicly specified.
Not publicly stated.
Corporate pricing and terms available for business clients.
Yes, through private banking arrangements.
No evidence of promotional codes in this traditional private banking setup.
Not applicable.
Volume discounts possible but not publicized.
Yes, Hampden & Co provides a mobile banking app.
Available on iOS and Android.
Account management, payments, card management, messaging your banker.
The mobile app offers core banking features; web platform may provide broader access.
Likely supported as part of iOS/Android security.
Limited offline functionality; requires connectivity for banking transactions.
Yes, push notifications for transactions and alerts.
Not publicly confirmed.
Updates typically quarterly or as needed.
No public information.
The web platform is designed to be user-friendly and secure.
Yes, web interface adapts for mobile devices.
English only.
Not confirmed.
Not specified.
Data export capabilities not specifically advertised.
No public API information.
Some third-party integration for payments likely via Mastercard and banking systems.
Updates are periodic to ensure security and functionality.
No public information about virtual cards.
Not disclosed.
Yes, accounts in GBP, EUR, USD available.
Hampden & Co primarily offers banking products; investment services may be referred to associated partners.
Savings products provide interest; specifics depend on account type.
Yes, loans and mortgages are offered.
No support.
Business merchant acquiring is not publicly listed.
No public info.
Not applicable.
Not publicly disclosed.
Dedicated banker, tailored service, priority attention.
None publicly advertised.
Through private banking relationship.
Not publicly disclosed.
Not specified.
No public mention; regulated private bank likely restricts gambling transactions.
Likely restrictions consistent with UK banking regulations.
Possible if suspicious or regulatory concerns arise.
Presumably cautious and regulatory compliant.
None publicly disclosed.
Transactions are monitored in line with AML regulations.
No, monitoring applies for regulatory compliance.
Not publicly disclosed.
No public info.
Not applicable through banking interface.
Not by the bank.
Possible under fraud/AML rules.
Not applicable.
Not disclosed.
Not available.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Unknown.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.