If you’re receiving a payment sent to you via EUR SEPA, it will usually take a few minutes to arrive in your account. However, sometimes this may take up to 3 business days.
If send a payment via EUR SEPA by 1:50pm GMT on a working day, it’ll arrive in the recipient’s account on the same day. Delays are possible sometimes due to regulatory checks or your recipient’s bank.
Any payments sent after 1:50pm GMT, or on a non-working day, will arrive in the recipient’s account on the next working day.
A working day means any day that is not a weekend, a public holiday in the UK, or “TARGET closing day” as listed herePost Office. PayPoint location – you only need your Tide card.
Post Office deposits made on weekdays are usually processed within a few minutes. Deposits made late in the day, on a weekend or Bank Holiday, can arrive in your account on the next business day.
You can’t deposit more than:
£25,000 per single deposit
£25,000 per month
£300,000 per year into your Tide account.
You can make multiple deposits, but the combined amount can’t be above any of the listed limits.
The Post Office have their own limits, and above amounts may vary from branch to branch.
Fees for deposits made at a Post Office:
£2.50 for a deposit of up to £500
0.5% of the deposit if over £500
PayPoint deposits made on weekdays are usually processed within 10 minutes. Deposits made late in the day, on a weekend or Bank Holiday, can arrive in your account on the next business day.
The minimum amount you can deposit at a PayPoint is £10, and the maximum is £500 per day.
Fees for deposits made at a PayPoint:
Important: All cash deposit fees are deducted automatically, at the time of processing. The amount you’ll receive in your account is your deposit, minus the fee.
