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  1. Online Banking services. Choose how you'd like to log in. You can use your customer number or your card number. This is your date of birth (DDMMYY) followed by your unique identification number.

  2. How to open a bank account online. It's simple to apply for a bank account online with NatWest - and you could get an instant decision. Here's how to get started: Check your eligibility. Our Select account is for UK residents aged 18+. Dig out what you'll need to apply.

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  4. Learn how to use NatWest Online Banking, from enabling your card reader to making or managing payments. Learn more about NatWest Online Banking today.

  5. Manage your money online on our fast and secure online banking service. You can view your sterling and currency accounts, make transfers and international payments, pay your bills, manage direct debits, set up and cancel standing orders as well as managing your text alerts.

  6. Online Banking. Important Information. The web address used to log into Online Banking has been updated. Please use the new web address www.onlinebanking.natwest.com next time you log in.

  7. This page continues the process of logging you in to use Online Banking. Your PIN. This is the four-digit number that you chose when you registered for Online Banking. It's a separate number from the PIN (Personal Identification Number) that you use to get money out of cash machines or ATMs.

  8. ‎Did you know that over 10 million customers now use the award-winning NatWest mobile banking app to access their account every day? Download our app today to make your day-to-day banking easy, quick and secure. Why the NatWest app? • Set up current, savings and student accounts instantly • Enabl…

  9. 6 days ago · Britain's Metro Bank is selling its portfolio of prime residential mortgages to NatWest Group for up to 2.4 billion pounds ($3.1 billion) in cash, it said on Friday.

  10. 3 days ago · NatWest is suing a mortgage finance company formerly backed by General Motors for more than €155mn over soured securitisation deals struck in the run-up to the financial crisis. The High Court ...

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