The sort code for Triodos Bank is:   16-58-10

For foreign payments to a Triodos account the above sort code is not valid. Also mandatory information is needed to ensure a foreign payment reaches your account.

From September 2019 the technology will be in place to enable other Open Banking providers and Third Party Providers to start integrating their apps and tools with Triodos Bank current accounts. Once providers have integrated their systems with ours, you’ll be able to start using their Open Banking products and services to connect with your Triodos current account.

At this stage you will be able to use Open Banking for two types of service:

• Account information – this means current account transaction details and account balances.
• Initiate payments – this means using an Open Banking service to make payments from your account held with us.

See the list of Open Banking providers.

We do not currently offer a debit card on our business or charity accounts. The account can be accessed online via internet banking, and cheque books are issued with the account. We regularly review the products and services that we offer along with customer feedback to determine and prioritise future enhancements. Whilst it’s a service that we would like to offer, we don’t have plans in the foreseeable future to launch a debit card facility for business account.

How do I know if an Open Banking service is genuine?

• Firstly, check that the provider that you are thinking of using is registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide Open Banking services. See list of registered providers
  
• Before you sign up to a service, make sure you are happy that the provider you are using is who they say they are, and that you understand the service that they will be providing.
  
• When you sign up to Open Banking you will be transferred to our secure website. Check that this looks like the Triodos Bank website you are used to seeing and that the web address contains the ‘s’ in https://www.triodos.co.uk
  
• You will never be asked to share your password or login details
  
• If you are in any doubt whether a provider is genuine, stop and verify them before proceeding by checking that they’re on the list of registered providers.
  

You can stop sharing your account information at any time. To withdraw consent you should contact your third party provider. You can also withdraw consent by logging into your Triodos Internet Banking and go to ‘Account Profile’ and then ‘Open Banking Consents’. If you use the Triodos mobile app you can find this under ‘More’, ‘Preferences and privacy’.

• Security has been at the core of the development of Open Banking. It uses Bank-level security which means that it uses rigorously tested software and systems. Any data that is shared is protected and encrypted. It’s regulated, meaning that only providers registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) can provide these services; you have control to decide to stop sharing your data at any time.
• When you sign up with a Third Party Provider (TPP), we will check that they are registered. We will never share your account information with a TPP that is not registered.
• If you do decide to use Open Banking we will only ever share the information that you have chosen to share, for example, the balance of your current account, nothing more.
• Each provider of Open Banking must comply with Data Protection Laws and be approved by and registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). They will never take any action on your account without your explicit consent or share your account information outside of the agreement that you made with them.

To see what consents are active on your account, log into Internet Banking and go to ‘Account Profile’ and then ‘Open Banking Consents’. If you use our mobile app you can find this under ‘More’, ‘Preferences and privacy’.

To find out about the performance of our Open Banking API (uptime and response times), visit our Key Performance Indicators page. You can view quarterly statistics and download details of the daily performance by channel (Internet Banking, Mobile App and the Open Banking API).

You can find a list of registered providers on the Open Banking website.

Yes - as well as creating ad hoc UK payments you can import a file containing a batch of payments. Normally you will create this file in your accounting software.

Under the Account Management tab in Internet Banking, the Import Payments page allows you to select a file for import by browsing any of the drives accessible to your computer. Once you have selected the file, you need to authorise the import using your Digipass.

You will need to ensure that your file conforms to one of the file formats below. These files are usually produced in your accounting software.

• Import file specification - batch payment format
  
• Import file specification - BACS format (agency transactions)
  

If you’re not sure how to create an import file in either of these formats, please contact your accounting software support provider.

You can see a history of imported files, including status, in your internet banking under the Account Information tab, on the page Imported Files History.