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Registration Number
If you have forgotten your Online Services Registration Number you can receive a reminder of this online by clicking on the Forgot your login details link available on the Online Banking login page. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to receive a reminder of your Registration Number.
Alternatively, you can call Phoneline Banking on 0345 793 0000 or or +44 289 034 6034 when calling from abroad press hash (#) and one of our Customer Service Advisers will be happy to help you. Our advisers are available between Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 17:00 (including Bank Holidays).
Personal Access Code (PAC)
If you have forgotten your PAC, you will need to talk to one of our Customer Service Advisers by calling 0345 793 0000 or +44 289 034 6034 when calling from abroad and pressing hash (#). Our advisers are available between Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 17:00 (including Bank Holidays).
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You can find more information on how to update your email address, mobile phone number and home address on our website how to update your personal details.
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f you aren’t receiving notifications, first check that notifications are enabled for the AIB (NI) Mobile App (for personal cardholders) or AIB Authenticator App (for business cardholders).
On the AIB (NI) Mobile App you can also confirm your purchase through the app itself. Just log into the app and follow the steps.
You can also find notifications within the AIB (NI) Mobile App by clicking on the bell icon in the top right-hand corner of the Accounts screen.
Then try some of our troubleshooting suggestions, depending on your smartphone:
Do-Not-Disturb mode and Power-Save mode are not activated.
Check that you are connected to the internet and have sufficient data available on your phone.
OnePlus: select battery optimization then the app and then don't optimize.
If you have a Huawei or Xiaomi device and are not receiving the notification, go to settings, select advanced settings and Battery manager. Then set the AIB (NI) Mobile App as a protected app. (Differs on each operating system)
Go to Settings -> Advanced settings -> Battery manager -> Protected apps, then find the app you want to see notifications from the AIB (NI) Mobile App and protect it.
Go to Settings -> Apps -> advanced -> Ignore battery optimizations, then find the AIB (NI) Mobile App and ignore it. Ignoring the app means to let it run.
For personal cardholders, if you have mobile banking, you will automatically be asked to check the notification in your app each time you shop online. If you can’t use notifications (and you have the password option set up), you must click ‘use text and password for this purchase’ on the ‘Confirm your purchase’ screen to use your password.
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If you changed your phone, you can register on your new device by downloading the AIB (NI) Mobile App and follow the on-screen enrolment instructions.
Before doing this, please make sure you unregister the AIB (NI) Mobile App on your old device. You can do this by: -
Logging into the Mobile App on your old device.
Go to the main navigation menu.
Select ‘Settings’
Then select ‘Security & Access’
Tap to ‘Unregister Device’ and confirm
If you have lost or broken your old phone, please call our Phoneline Banking team on 0345 793 0000 or +44 289 034 6034 when calling from abroad, press hash (#) and one of our Customer Service Advisers will be happy to help you. Our advisers are available between Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 17:00 (including Bank Holidays).
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You can check our daily limits by visiting the Transaction Limit Information page on our website.
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If you notice any suspicious activity on your debit or credit card, please report it by calling our Cards Services team on 028 9033 0099 or our freephone number 0800 039 1140. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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If you have any questions about activating or using your card reader, please visit the Card Reader FAQs page on our website.
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You can visit the ‘How to make an International Payment page’ on our website to learn how to make an international payment.
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If you’re experiencing technical issues passing the security update screen on the Mobile App, you can find more information on how to resolve this on our website.
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If you are having problems using your debit card/ credit card please call our Cards Services team on 028 9024 1822, they are available Monday to Friday (9am to 5pm). Once a member of staff completes some standard security questions with you, they will be happy to investigate this.
If we detect fraud or notice unusual activity on your account, we may send you a text and ask you to confirm your spending. This is known as our fraud text alert service, and you can find more information about this on our Text Alert FAQs page.
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At AIB, we offer a range of products that may suit your needs. You can find more details on Our Products page, including information on how to open or apply, depending on the product you’re interested in.
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If you have applied for a personal loan or overdraft through our Online Services, you can view the decision by logging in and selecting ‘Apply' and 'My Applications' after 3 business hours*.
Should you wish to discuss your application further please call us on 0800 38 22 65 between 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, please quote your Online Loan application number.
*Our business hours are Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, excluding bank holidays.
You can contact us in a number of ways.
We have seven branches across Northern Ireland.
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