April 2024
Nationwide roll number in April 2024
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Nationwide has a 6 or 7 digit account number, followed by a 2 digit sort code. The first 6 digits are your membership number, and the last 7 digits are your account number.
For example, if your account number is 1234567 and your sort code is 12-34-56, your Nationwide roll number would be 12345672.
What is a roll number?
A roll number is a unique identifier for your account with a building society. It’s usually made up of your membership number and account number, and is used to help identify you when you call or visit branches.
If you’re a Nationwide member, your roll number can be found on your passbook, statements and paying-in book. It’s also printed on the back of your debit card.
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Why do building societies have roll numbers?
Roll numbers help building societies keep track of their members’ accounts, and make it easier for them to identify them when they get in touch.
They can also be used to set up standing orders and direct debits, and to make payments between building society accounts.
Do all building societies in the UK have roll numbers?
Yes, all building societies in the UK have roll numbers for their members’ accounts.
If you’re not sure what your roll number is, or if you need help finding it, you can get in touch with your building society and they’ll be happy to help.
What is the difference between a sort code and a roll number?
A sort code is a 6-digit number that identifies your bank or building society. It’s usually used when you’re setting up payments between accounts, or when you’re transferring money.
Sort codes are also used to receive money into a UK bank account from abroad (together with a full name and account number).
A roll number is a unique identifier for your account with a building society. It’s usually made up of your membership number and account number, and is used to help identify you when you call or visit branches.
Do I need a roll number to set up a standing order?
No, you don’t need a roll number to set up a standing order. However, you will need the sort code and account number of the recipient’s bank or building society account.
Why are roll numbers important?
Roll numbers are important because they help building societies keep track of their members’ accounts, and make it easier for them to identify them when they get in touch.
They can also be used to set up standing orders and direct debits, and to make payments between building society accounts.
Your roll number can be found on your passbook, statements, and paying-in book if you’re a Nationwide member. It is also printed on the back of your debit card.
If you’re not sure what your roll number is, or if you need help finding it, you can get in touch with your local Nationwide building society and they’ll be happy to help.
What is the sort code for Nationwide?
The sort code for Nationwide is 12-34-56. You’ll be able to spot it on your statements, passbook, and paying-in book.
Who are Nationwide?
Nationwide is a UK-based financial institution that offers banking, savings, and mortgage products to its customers. It has branches across the country, as well as an online presence.
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