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| Fact and source | |
|---|---|
| CategoryIMTUK | Bank or building society |
| Service availabilityProvider's website — its own claims | No sending-service quotation collected on this topic. |
| Where it sends moneyProvider's website — its own claims | No sending-service quotation collected on this topic. |
| How recipients are paidProvider's website — its own claims | No sending-service quotation collected on this topic. |
| How long transfers takeProvider's website — its own claims | Source context: International payments Euro payment to a recipient within the EU/EEA will reach the recipient by the end of the next working dayRead the source and full conditions ↗ 2 more source statementsSource context: International payments Payments to non-EU/EEA countries may take up to 4 business days
Source context: US structured payment Payments will usually arrive within 4 business days.
Source fetched 26 October 2026. Full profile evidence |
| FeesProvider's website — its own claims | Source context: International payments — Methods of payment Payments sent outside of the EEA and USA require the use of an agent or correspondent bank to forward money to the recipient's bank. The charge for this can vary depending on the destination, currency and complexity of the transfer.
2 more source statementsThere is no charge for SEPA payments.Read the source and full conditions ↗ Source context: Exchange rates — Charges for sending money outside the UK Charges for sending money outside the UK depend on the different payment methods and agent charges where applicable.Read the source and full conditions ↗ Source fetched 26 October 2026. Full profile evidence |
| LimitsProvider's website — its own claims | Source context: US structured payment There is no limit on the amount you can send, subject to the funds being available in your account.
Source fetched 26 October 2026. Full profile evidence |
| How customer money is protectedProvider's website — its own claims | No sending-service quotation collected on this topic. |
| Documents and verificationProvider's website — its own claims | No sending-service quotation collected on this topic. |
| Registered companyCompanies House | THE CO-OPERATIVE BANK P.L.C. |
| Company numberCompanies House | 00990937 |
| Company statusCompanies House | active |
| IncorporatedCompanies House | 5 October 1970 |
| Registered officeCompanies House | 1 Balloon Street, Manchester, M4 4BE, United Kingdom |
| Latest accounts made up toCompanies House | 31 December 2025 |
| Accounts overdue, as recordedCompanies House | No |
| Corporate owner (person with significant control)Companies House | The Co-Operative Bank Finance P.L.C |
| FCA number, as stated by the providerProvider's website | 121885 |
| Ombudsman: total new cases (latest half-year)Financial Ombudsman Service | 353 (H1 2026, THE CO-OPERATIVE BANK P.L.C.) |
| Ombudsman: total % of cases upheld (latest half-year)Financial Ombudsman Service | 30% (H1 2026, THE CO-OPERATIVE BANK P.L.C.) |
| Sources last fetchedIMTUK | 26 October 2026 |
| Regulatory statementProvider's website | Collected (quoted on the profile) |
Companies House data: contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Ombudsman figures: contains public sector information licensed under the same licence, source Financial Ombudsman Service, and cover the whole company named. FCA numbers are as the providers state them on their own websites and have not been checked against the FCA Register.