If you've already opened a current account, then it's quick and easy to move everything to TSB. We'll do all the hard work, you just need to let us know a few details.

Recent switch terms and conditions
Day 1: Open an account and start your switch
- First, make sure your current bank account is part of the Current Account Switching Service(opens in a new tab)
- If you haven’t already, open the TSB current account you want
- When you have a TSB account, simply complete the switcher form(opens in a new tab) to get started
- That's all you need to do - we'll let you know when your switching request is approved
Day 2 - 6: We'll set up your account
- We’ll move all your Direct Debits, standing orders and remaining money from your old account to your new TSB account
- You use your old account until day 6 but if you set up any new regular payments they won't be transferred to your new account
Day 7: Your switch is complete!
- Everything's been switched over and you're good to go
- All your direct debits, standing orders, and remaining balance is now with your new account and your old account is closed
What does the Current Account Switching Service include?
With a full switch, we'll take care of:
- Moving your account balance to the new account
- Closing your old account. You can still use it up to day 6 of your switch, but any new payments set up during the switch won't be transferred
- Copying over the details of everyone you've sent payments too (your payees)
- Transferring all your active Direct Debits and standing orders to your TSB account. We'll also give the sender your new details
- Redirecting regular income like salary, pension, or benefits payments to your new account
- Adding a redirect so any payments to your old account automatically go to your new one
You'll still need to:
Transfer any bills or payments that use your debit card details, for example streaming services and subscriptions. You'll need to update your card details with each provider
Move any existing arranged overdrafts. You'll need to apply for a new arranged overdraft with us (you can do this when you open your new account)
Change your payment details on Apple Pay or Google Pay. You'll need to update these yourself within the apps
Set up access to your account for any third parties
Start your switch
To move your current account, you’ll need:
TSB current account sort code and account number
Your old bank sort code and account number
Your old debit card number (if applicable)
More information
We use Adobe Sign for this kind of request. Adobe will pass the information you provide to us in a secure manner and won't process it in any other way. Information on how we use your data can be found in our Data Privacy Notice.
Any questions?
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