Online banking - Ways To Bank | Ulster Bank

• View the balance of your accounts.
• View the Available amount which is the amount you can spend today.
• See the last 6 transactions on a mini statement.

Switch to eStatements and start receiving your statements through Anytime Internet Banking.

• You can view or search up to 7 years of statement history online
• Let us do the filing - download, save or print PDF copies of your statement so you have easy access to your statements when you need it
• Choose to switch some or all your accounts to eStatements

How do I switch to eStatements?

• Switching to eStatements is easy, simply log in and select 'Statements' from the left hand menu, then click on 'Stop or start paper statements'. Then just select to change some or all of your accounts to eStatements.
• You'll need to enter your email address before switching to eStatements if we don't already have it. This is so we can tell you when your statement is ready to view online

• Send money to any ROI bank account with just the IBAN and BIC
• Make international payments without the need to visit a branch
• Transfer money between your Current Account and savings account in seconds
• Create amend and cancel standing orders
• Cancel Direct Debits
• You’ll be charged €0.20 per payment or transfer made via Online Banking if you don’t meet the current account fees and charges waiver criteria. For more information please visit our current account fees and charges page .
  

Learn more about our Card Reader to send money safely and securely

The Anytime Banking card reader is our free chip and PIN security device which gives you added protection against fraud when carrying out certain transactions online. e.g setting up a new payments.

If you don't have a card reader you can login to Anytime Banking to order one. Simply click on the 'Security' option in the left hand menu and select 'Order a card-reader'.

Just set up Anytime Banking? Or not used it for a while? Why not view our handy guide to see what you can do.

Anytime Banking guide

• Your email address
• Your sort code
• Your account number 

Getting started