Transaction alerts
Stay on top of your account with handy notifications
Keep an eye on your transactions
Step up SMS alerts to help you stay on top of your spending. Choose the notifications you want and keep track of your transactions - making it easier to spot any purchases you didn't make and detect fraud faster.
What are the benefits of transaction alerts?
Tailored alerts
Choose the type of transactions you want to be notified about.
Stay on top of your account
Manage your money easily by keeping an eye on your outgoings.
Easy to set up
It's quick and easy to set up and manage through our app.
Help fight fraud
Spot suspicious transactions sooner and help prevent fraud.
You can set up transaction alerts for:
- Online transactions
- ATM transactions
- Physical card transactions (e.g. Chip & Pin or Contactless)
- Transactions set up by a retailer (e.g. monthly subscription to a streaming service)
- 'Value Alerts' I.e. transactions over a specific amount
- Payments made abroad
Follow this step-by-step guide to set up transaction alerts
Step 2
Set up alerts
- Select the Alerts tab in your App or Manage your alerts in Internet Banking.
If you have more than one account, select the one you'd like to set up alerts for.
Step 3
Customise
- Choose the alerts you want to customise.
You'll see which alerts are available to switch on or off.
Download the Clydesdale Bank app
Managing your money on the go with Clydesdale Bank mobile banking app has never been easier. Our app is packed full of features and we're always listening to your feedback - discovering new ways to give you more control of your banking.
Before you contact us
During these difficult times, we're receiving a higher number of calls than usual.
Our priority is to protect our services for those customers that need us most, so we ask that if your call or store visit is not urgent, you leave the way clear for us to help them first.
You can find impartial information and guidance on money matters on the “Money advice service” website.
Clydesdale Bank is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), Find out more.