iBusiness Banking (iBB)
Making routine business banking more efficient; saving you time and money.
Why choose iBusiness Banking?
Looking for an easier way to manage your business’ finances online? Then iBB may just be what you need.
iBusiness Banking (iBB) is an efficient, straightforward, and easy to use system for customers to manage their payments, cashflow and their finances online. As an iBB customer you can monitor the daily cash flow of your business online from your office or home. Banking at times that suit you (subject to payment cut off times), so you are always on top of your finances.
iBB can be accessed via the internet and does not require the loading or maintenance of additional software. iBB is available from anywhere you can access the internet, providing a built-in business resumption capability.
You require no additional software and an access iBB from anywhere, whether at home, in the office or on the go.
Am I eligible?
- Limited Companies for Single Entity Company
- Single Entity LLP for a Single Entity where they are an LLP
- Group Lead Company for a company who wishes to be the Lead Entity of a Group of Companies
- Group Lead LLP for an LLP who wishes to be the Lead Entity of a Group of Companies
- Group Lead Partnership for a Partnership who wishes to be the Lead Entity of a Group of Companies
- Group Company for all Companies who wish to be part of the Group, but not as a Lead Entity
- Group Company LLP for all LLP’s who wish to be part of the Group, but not as the Lead Entity
- Group Sole Trader or Partnership for any Sole Trader or Partnership who wish to become part of the Group, but not as the Lead Entity
- Unincorporated for any unincorporated single entity, including club and charities
Features and benefits
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View balance and transactions on your AIB group accounts
- Including Euro, Credit Card, Asset Finance and Term Deposit
- Access to Transactions dating back to January 2017
- View, search and export your transactions
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A choice of payments options available including domestic and international payments
- Instantly transfer fund between your sterling accounts and to any third-party account held in AIB (NI) and Allies Irish Bank (GB)
- Make same day payments in sterling to accounts with other UK Banks and Building societies through CHAPS or Faster Payments (subject to payment cut off times)
- Make bulk creditor payments in sterling through Faster Payments or Bacs
- Allows you to collect Direct Debits from sterling accounts
- Make foreign currency payments to accounts with banks in the UK and abroad
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Managing your finances through iBB can save time and money by:
- Making foreign currency payments through iBB
- Creating and printing reports on your accounts and exporting transactions to spreadsheets
- Downloading and exporting transaction information on your existing back-office systems.
- No more clicking through menu options, manage your finances from one page.
- Make and manage UK domestic international payment
- Add, edit, and delete your domestic payees
- Instantly transfer funds between your sterling accounts to any third-party account held in AIB
- Forward-date your domestic payments up to 3 months in advance
- Make same day payments in sterling to accounts with other UK Banks and Building Societies through CHAPS or Faster Payments (subject to payments cut off times)
- Make bulk creditor payments in sterling through Faster Payments or Bacs
- Allows you to collect Direct Debits from sterling accounts
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Grant selected employees’ access whilst monitoring and controlling their privileges
- Allow selected staff members to monitor audit logs, user, and transaction activity
- Control selected staff’s access, privilege, and payment limits
- You can choose only the iBB modules you need and limit operational risk
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Multiple security features to help protect your finances
- Two factor authentication – you will need both your Passphrase and your Digipass to log in
- Encryption – We use Public Key Infrastructure and Digital Signatures as part of user and transaction authentication and 128-bit Secure Layer to encrypt all information in transit between the customer and AIB
- Monitoring – other security features include centralised transaction monitoring, and incident management services
Cost and charges
Module charges for iBB are £25 per entity per quarter and part thereof in arrears. Where one entity in a group subscribes to a module, this module will be provided to all entities in the group and the maximum charge for the group will be £100 per module per quarter or part thereof.
For more information on our charges, please refer to our iBB Fees and Charges brochure.
How do I apply?
Complete the application form that best describes your company/organisation and forward to your Relationship Manager to get started.
If your business is one entity (e.g., Sole Trader/Ltd Company/ Partnership), then use the Single Entity Application Form.
If several legal entities have agreed to be part of a Group for iBusiness Banking purposes (e.g., Two Limited Companies and a Charity), then use the Group Entity Application form.
Talk to Us
If you are an existing iBB user and require support, call our dedicated iBB Help Desk on 0370 243 0331†, Monday - Friday 09:00 - 17:00(excluding bank holidays) or you can email the team at ibbuk.customer.support@aib.ie
†Calls may be recorded. Call charges may vary – please refer to your service provider
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