First Direct Pay In Cheque

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The quickest and easiest way to pay in a cheque is by using our mobile app. To find out how to do this in the App and for more information see our FAQs. Alternatively you can post them into us or pop into any HSBC branch or Post Office®. You can also pay in cash at either of these locations. Find out more about how to pay in a cheque or pay in.

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Pay in a cheque

Use the mobile app

You can now pay in a cheque anytime, any place using your compatible phone.

Cheques that are paid in before 10pm on a working day using the app will be available by 11:59pm the next working day, providing it's not been returned unpaid.

You will still be able to pay in a total of £750 in cheques per day with an individual limit of £500 per cheque.

All you need to do to pay in a cheque on your app is to long press on the account you’d like to pay your cheque into and select ‘Pay in a cheque’. If you don’t have the ‘long press’ feature on your phone, select the account you want the cheque to be paid into.

Pay Cash Cheque

On an iOS phone, you will then need to tap the three dots on the top right of the screen and then select ‘Pay in a cheque’.

If you have an Android phone, you will need to tap the plus sign which can be found on the bottom right of the screen and then select ‘Pay in a cheque’.”

Once you have done this then enter the amount that is on the cheque, scan the front and back of it and submit this to us. It’s easy as that and you don’t need to post them in anymore or go to a branch or the post office.

Paying in a cheque is quick and simple to do in the app but if you want a look at how you can do it check out our video. If you have any questions about paying in a cheque in the app, see our FAQs for more information.

Post them into us

To pay in cheques by post all you need to do is request a paying in envelope in Online Banking by selecting:

Manage Accounts>cheques>How do I pay cheques into my account>Order Paying in envelopes

Or you can use your own envelope and send the cheque to us at:

first direct, PO Box 1538, Northampton, NN1 9HY.

And if you don’t have a paying in slip, just send the cheque along with a covering letter including your name, sort code, account number and when you’d like the cheque to credit. Leave the rest to us.

In a branch

Pay Cheque Or Check

We don't have branches - but our friends over at HSBC do. And lots of them. So if you need to pay in cheques, you can drop into your local branch.

At the Post Office®

You can pay in cheques, using a pre-printed first direct credit slip, from your paying-in book. You'll also require a HSBC Post Office® cheque deposit envelope - which you'll find on the Post Office® counter. Do not put cash in the deposit envelopes.

Cheques paid into the Post Office® may take a day longer to reach your account than cheques paid in at HSBC branches - and this is assuming you do it before the Post Office® branch cut-off time. They'll be able to tell you when this is.

First Direct Paying In Cheques

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