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What's happening
When your company moves banks, the account we collect repayments from has to change too — otherwise a collection could bounce. It's a simple update, but timing matters: do it before the next collection date.
What to do
Sign in and change your repayment bank account to the new business account, make sure it's funded for the next collection, and check the confirmation and alert arrive. Remember we never ask you to change this via a link — see mandate fraud. Keep funds ready — see keeping funds available.
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