iBusiness Banking Bank Holiday
Friday 12th July 2024 is a Bank Holiday in NI.
Please allow additional time for your payments to reach the beneficiary and ensure that your payments are submitted to avoid any potential delays.
Payment Type |
Important Information |
| Domestic Payments |
Domestic Payments to other financial institutions will continue to be submitted daily in hourly files from 7am – 12am (midnight) throughout this Bank Holiday.
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| International Payments |
Cannot be processed on Friday 12th July 2024. The execution timeframes for International Payments submitted on Wednesday 10th July and Thursday 11th July may be extended by additional one business day. |
| Payment Files – iBP |
Payment files submitted for execution after the cut off time or requesting execution on:
Friday 12th July 2024 will not be executed until Monday 15th July 2024 with the standard execution timeframes.
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Note:
- Some banks may apply funds to the beneficiary account prior to the stated date above.
- For iBP users please refer to the ‘message’ section within your iBB profile for more specific information
Talk to us
For more information, contact the iBusiness Banking Operations from Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays) from 09.00 -17.00 on 0370 243 0331 or +44 370 243 0331+ (Outside UK)
+Call charges may vary – please refer to your service provider.
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