What is the official website of the payment service?
https://secure.ybonline.co.uk
https://secure.ybonline.co.uk
Customer support contacts can be found on the Yorkshire Bank official contact us page on their website.
0800 456 1247
Yes, toll-free support numbers are available such as 0800 456 1247 for general customer service.
[email protected] (Business customer support email)
Yes, different emails exist such as [email protected] for business and specific numbers/emails for lost/stolen cards and other queries.
No verified dedicated online chat support found for Yorkshire Bank, general contact is mainly via phone and email.
Not applicable as dedicated chat support is not verified.
No verified information available on messenger support.
8 AM – 8 PM Monday to Saturday, Sunday 10 AM – 5 PM for general telephone support.
Yes, support works on weekends with shorter hours; some services may be limited on holidays.
Yes, Yorkshire Bank has physical branches and a Central Customer Service Centre.
Central Customer Service Centre, McIntosh House, Foxbridge Way, Normanton, West Yorkshire, WF6 1TN.
Personal meetings may be scheduled by contacting regional offices or specific branches.
No verified information about international representatives outside the UK.
English is the primary support language.
Typically same-day response for phone inquiries during working hours; email may take longer.
No verified information about VIP customer priority support.
Callback options may be available via phone support but no specific verified program detailed.
Yorkshire Bank was founded in 1859 (origin as a bank servicing Yorkshire region).
Originally independent; now part of Virgin Money UK PLC, ownership details under Virgin Money Group.
United Kingdom.
Started as Yorkshire Bank, merged and acquired over time, integrated into Virgin Money; adopted digital banking services gradually.
Yes, rebranded following acquisition by Virgin Money, transitioning internet banking to Virgin Money platform.
Board of Virgin Money UK PLC includes executives and non-executive directors (specific Yorkshire Bank board no longer separate).
Virgin Money is publicly listed with institutional investors; partners include Worldpay for merchant services.
Yes, Virgin Money UK PLC is a publicly traded company on the London Stock Exchange.
Variable; depends on Virgin Money UK PLC market valuation on stock exchange.
Yorkshire Bank operates as a brand under Virgin Money; no independent subsidiaries.
Regulated under UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as a bank and payment institution.
United Kingdom.
No verified information on cryptocurrency-specific licenses for Yorkshire Bank.
Yes, complies with UK AML and KYC regulations as a licensed bank.
Payment processing partners like Worldpay have PCI DSS certification; bank-level security applies.
Regular security audits are standard practice, but no public detailed reports found.
Yes, client deposits protected under the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to £85,000.
PCI DSS for card payment processing partners; UK banking regulations; GDPR for data protection.
No publicly reported significant fines or violations for Yorkshire Bank/Virgin Money.
Reviews available on Trustpilot, Google Reviews, and financial forums.
Delays and difficulties during digital migration, customer service wait times, and account access issues.
Friendly branch staff, competitive savings rates, and local banking presence.
No widespread reported fund withdrawal issues; standard banking processing times apply.
Users have mixed feedback about the online platform usability during recent changes.
Faster Payments and CHAPS provide prompt transaction processing in line with industry standards.
Many local customers recommend it for personal banking; mixed for business customers.
Experts consider Yorkshire Bank reliable as part of Virgin Money with robust banking infrastructure.
No specific recent awards publicly highlighted.
No public participation in top-tier payment system ranking lists under Yorkshire Bank branding.
Fully regulated and authorized by FCA and PRA with no records of non-compliance warnings.
Partner feedback is positive, especially relationship with Worldpay for merchant services.
Digital transformation ongoing with Virgin Money integration, rated as moderate innovator in UK banking.
Holds necessary UK banking and payment service certifications.
Virgin Money representatives participate in UK and financial services industry events.
Positioned as a customer-focused regional bank integrated with Virgin Money digital banking services.
Primarily British Pounds Sterling (GBP).
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for payments or accounts.
Currency conversion for international payments may be available via partner services, not a primary feature.
Market competitive exchange rates as provided by payment processors.
Exchange rates update in real-time or daily depending on payment partner.
No verified support for exotic currencies; GBP-focused.
Standard UK banking and international payment geographical restrictions apply.
Faster Payments, CHAPS, Standing Orders, Direct Debits, and Bacs for UK payments.
Yes, through Faster Payments and internal transfers.
No verified card-to-card transfers; bank account transfers are standard.
Yes, both domestic UK bank accounts via Faster Payments and CHAPS.
Yes, bill payments via Direct Debit and Standing Orders.
Yes, Standing Orders and Direct Debits enable recurring payments.
Yes, through online banking for Standing Orders.
Yes, scheduling payments in advance is supported.
No specific group payment feature verified.
No verified payment link creation by Yorkshire Bank itself; may be available through merchant partners.
No publicly specified minimums; subject to account terms.
Subject to Faster Payments limits (up to £250,000 typically) and CHAPS (higher values but limited by cut-off times).
Yes, subject to account type and service limits to prevent fraud.
Depends on account and customer verification levels.
Limits can typically be increased by request and verification with customer support.
Yes, verified users often have higher transaction limits.
Newly opened accounts may have lower limits initially.
Mainly applies to UK accounts; no international limits under Yorkshire Bank brand.
Yes, for security, fraud suspicion, or regulatory reasons.
Limits may be applied to number of transactions daily for security.
No specific minimum for deposits; depends on account type.
Faster Payments, Standing Orders, CHAPS, cash (in branch for some), cheque deposits.
Generally no deposit fees for most methods.
Not publicly specified; typical bank minimums apply.
Faster Payments credited usually same or next working day; cash immediate in branch.
ATM withdrawals, in-branch cash, CHAPS, Faster Payments transfers.
Generally no fees for standard withdrawals.
Immediate at ATM or branch; transfers depend on type (Faster Payments next working day, CHAPS same day if before cut-off).
Limits depend on account type and security profile.
Card funding likely immediate or same day if supported (limited info).
Faster Payments generally same day or next working day; CHAPS same day if before cut-off.
Not applicable, cryptocurrency transfers not supported.
Internal transfers and Faster Payments are near instant or same day.
Funding through Faster Payments may be delayed till next working day.
Yes, payments may be delayed on UK bank holidays.
CHAPS payments are same day for urgent payments; may incur fees.
Transfer type, cut-off time, receiving bank processing.
Notifications available via online banking or SMS alerts if set up.
Contact customer support to investigate delayed payments.
Usually immediate to same day depending on method.
Withdrawals at ATM or point of sale are immediate.
Faster Payments same or next working day; CHAPS same day if before cut-off.
Not supported.
Yes, banking transfers generally do not process on weekends.
Yes, holiday delays are common.
Same-day CHAPS transfers can be accelerated for a fee.
Method chosen, banking infrastructure, time of request.
Yes, online banking and SMS can notify withdrawal status.
Canceling withdrawals depends on processing stage; often not possible after initiation.
Registration via online application or in branch with ID verification.
Personal details, proof of identity, address verification, contact information.
Email is typically required for online registrations.
Phone number verification or confirmation is standard.
Minimum age 18 years to hold an account.
Yes, corporate/business accounts are available with additional documentation.
Yes, real and verified personal information is mandatory under FCA regulations.
Only UK residents typically allowed to open accounts.
Usually same day to a few days depending on verification.
Basic and enhanced KYC verification levels.
Identity document (passport or driving license), proof of address (utility bill or bank statement).
Yes, additional documents may be required for enhanced verification depending on product.
Digital uploads are generally accepted for online verification.
Verification can take from a few hours to a few days.
Limited functionality available without full verification.
Lower transaction limits, inability to access certain services.
Yes, proof of address is standard requirement.
Possibly required for online identity verification purposes.
Typically every few years or upon regulatory request.
Uses industry-standard TLS/SSL encryption for online services.
Yes, 2FA is supported for online banking access.
Yes, SMS verification messages are used for certain transactions.
Supported in mobile banking apps (fingerprint, face recognition).
No verified use of blockchain technology in core payment systems.
Yes, layered security including firewalls, encryption, and authentication.
Complies with GDPR and UK data protection laws, employing encryption and access controls.
Not applicable.
Yes, standard DDoS mitigation measures in place.
Yes, regular internal and external security audits are conducted.
Security alerts, education, and fraud detection to prevent phishing.
Yes, real-time monitoring for fraudulent transactions.
AML compliance program, transaction monitoring, and customer due diligence.
Yes, suspicious accounts can be frozen or blocked pending investigation.
Contact customer service immediately and follow fraud reporting procedures.
Via phone, email, or secure online channels with Yorkshire Bank.
Protection under FSCS and bank fraud protection policies.
Rights to dispute charges under UK financial regulations; chargeback procedures apply.
Contact customer service with supporting evidence to resolve account issues.
The bank maintains insurance policies covering cyber risks.
Faster Payments usually free; CHAPS incurs fees; Standing Orders and Direct Debits generally free.
Usually no fees for incoming payments.
ATM withdrawals generally free; some transaction types or international withdrawals may incur fees.
Currency conversion fees apply on international payments.
No widely advertised inactivity fees.
Account fees vary by product; many personal accounts have no monthly fees.
Usually no fees unless payment process is advanced.
CHAPS payments may incur fees for faster processing.
Fees are disclosed in terms and conditions; no known undisclosed fees.
Larger transfers like CHAPS often have fixed or percentage fees.
Various account tariffs and fees for personal and business customers.
No verified VIP service details.
Typically through business banking relationship or premium accounts.
Some accounts offer free transactions within monthly allowances.
No publicly disclosed discount programs.
Business accounts have specific tariff plans.
Possible on negotiated basis for business clients.
Not commonly available.
Not typically offered by Yorkshire Bank.
Business customers may negotiate based on volume.
Yes, Yorkshire Bank customers use Virgin Money mobile banking app.
iOS and Android.
Account management, payments, transfers, card control, notifications.
Generally aligned but mobile apps offer additional biometric login.
Yes, supported within mobile app.
Limited offline functionality; mostly requires internet.
Yes, configurable push notifications available.
Yes, dark mode is available on app.
Periodic updates several times a year.
No verified public beta program.
User feedback is mixed; interface is functional with ongoing improvements.
Yes, web interface is mobile-responsive.
English.
No confirmed night mode.
No public information on keyboard shortcuts.
Some account statements and transaction data export available.
No public API offered to third parties.
Integration mainly through Virgin Money ecosystem.
Updates occur periodically with Virgin Money platform changes.
No specific virtual card product under Yorkshire Bank.
Not available.
Not supported.
Investments are offered under Virgin Money branding, not specifically by Yorkshire Bank.
Yes, interest on savings products is available.
Mortgages, loans, and credit cards available through Virgin Money.
Not supported.
Not supported.
Merchant services provided via partnership with Worldpay.
Not verified.
No dedicated loyalty program found.
Not applicable.
Not publicly promoted.
No information available.
Typical bank promotions may apply occasionally.
Through Virgin Money premium accounts.
No specific partner discounts advertised.
No information found.
No specific accommodations; gambling transactions subject to regulatory compliance.
Gambling transactions may be flagged or limited for compliance.
Yes, accounts may be blocked for suspicious gambling activity.
Gambling transactions are regulated and monitored under AML policies.
No special terms publicly available.
Yes, monitored for compliance and fraud prevention.
No, transactions are visible in statements.
No dedicated notifications known.
Standard transaction fees apply, no extra fees disclosed.
No specific user-set gambling limits available.
Not by the bank directly; customers must seek gambling support separately.
No bank-level blocking for gambling sites.
No specific tools for gambling control.
Possible under fraud or compliance alerts.
Customers advised to seek external help.
Not publicly known.
Not available.
Standard debit card payments accepted broadly.
No information.
For deposits, yes; withdrawals depend on casino policies.
Subject to UK regulations.
As standard debit card or bank transfers.
Near instant for deposits; withdrawal times vary.
Usually no additional fees from casinos.
No known issues reported.