Bacstel IP
A facility provided by Bacs, ideal for your business payment requirements.
If you require the ability to transmit batches of payments at any one time, then Allied Irish Bank (GB) can sponsor you as a user of the Bacs Direct service.
The service provides you with a direct electronic link to Bacs so that you can process high volumes of credit and/or debit transactions simply and efficiently.
Bacstel-IP is suitable for business customers with a requirement to transmit large volumes of payments at one time. If you will be processing less than 5,000 transactions at any one time, then iBusiness Banking will meet your needs.
- How it Works
- Benefits
- Schedule of charges for Bacs Direct
Application/amendment forms and brochures
If you require further information and support with selection and completion of the correct Bacstel-IP documentation, please contact us.
- Bacs Direct documentation
- Bacs Indirect documentation
Talk to us
If you are a new customer please call us on 0345 600 5204†. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have about this service.
If you are an existing customer, you can speak directly with your Relationship Manager.
†Lines open: Monday – Friday 09:00 – 17:00 (except on bank holidays). Calls may be recorded. Call charges may vary - refer to your service provider.
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