Verify your bank account

Thanks for using Zinc Group to pay later on your business transactions. To verify our customers, Zinc Group uses a trusted service, Atto, to view read-only account details direct from your bank. Your details are always completely secure and encrypted throughout the process. This simple, two-minute online process allows us to cover all our identity requirements.

Zinc Group welcomes your application for business funding. We verify our customers with a best-in-class service called Atto, to quickly evaluate your account’s suitability directly from your bank. This simple, two-minute online process allows us to cover all our identity requirements to support your funding application. Your details are always completely secure and encrypted throughout this process.

To get started, simply enter your company name in the box and click 'Connect your bank' below:
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Our commitment to clients

We’re committed to making your application process secure, convenient and fast. By connecting safely to your bank account, you help us to:

Verify your identity

By verifying your bank account details you are also confirming your identity.

Provide faster services

This online process allows verification to be completed in seconds, saving you time and accelerating your van application.

Offer bespoke funding

By submitting your bank statements, we’re able to analyse and come to a decision on your application really fast.

Step-by-step guide for verification

Consent to data sharing

You’ll be consenting to share your bank data for a limited period of time only. You can revoke your consent at any time via online banking.

Connect to your bank account

After consenting, you’ll be asked to find your bank from a search bar and then login to your online banking service.

Verification complete

We’ll then be able to verify your details through your online banking or follow up if we need anything else from you.

Tips for connecting your bank account

  1. Do you have multi-factor authentication?

    Many banks use multi-factor authentication, such as sending a code to your mobile or to a special security device that they have provided, or asking you to enter answers to secret questions. Before you attempt to login, make sure you know all the information and have any devices needed to complete the login close to hand.

  2. Make sure you are selecting the correct bank

    Common mistakes include choosing a bank with a similar name, or selecting the wrong sub-brand of your bank (e.g. Barclays vs. Barclays for Business). We recommend checking that the name and logo of the bank you’ve selected correspond to your bank.

  3. Double check your credentials

    When entering your online banking login credentials, make sure these are entered correctly, including upper or lowercase letters and numbers.