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How to fill out your sort code

How to fill out your sort code:

1. Locate your sort code: Your sort code is a 6-digit number that identifies the bank and branch where your account is held. It is usually found on your debit card or bank statement.
2. Enter the first two digits: The first two digits of your sort code represent the bank or financial institution. For example, if you have an account with Barclays Bank, the first two digits of your sort code will be "20".
3. Enter the next two digits: The next two digits of your sort code represent the specific branch where your account is held. For example, if your account is held at a branch in London, the next two digits may be "32".
4. Finally, enter the last two digits: The last two digits of your sort code represent the specific account number within the branch. This helps ensure that the money is credited to the correct account.

Who needs your sort code:

1. Banks and financial institutions: Your sort code is primarily used by banks and financial institutions to process transactions and transfers to your account.
2. Employers: Your sort code may be required by your employer to set up direct deposit and pay your salary directly into your bank account.
3. Government agencies: If you receive benefits or payments from government agencies, they may require your sort code to deposit funds into your account.
4. Online shopping websites: Some online shopping websites may ask for your sort code to process payments and refunds.
5. Utility companies: Utility companies may require your sort code to set up automatic bill payments or to refund any overpaid bills.

By providing your sort code to these entities, you ensure that they can correctly identify and process transactions to your bank account.

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What is your sort code?

Each individual or entity has a unique sort code that is assigned by the bank.

Who is required to file your sort code?

Anyone who needs to receive or send money electronically will need to provide their sort code.

How to fill out your sort code?

You can usually find your sort code on your bank statement or by contacting your bank directly.

What is the purpose of your sort code?

The sort code is used to identify the bank and branch where an account is held when making electronic payments.

What information must be reported on your sort code?

The sort code typically consists of six digits and is used in conjunction with the account number to identify a specific account.

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