Paym permanently closed for all users on 7 March 2023.

For more information and to understand why the service is being closed, please read the updated FAQs here

What was Paym?

It was a fast, free and easy way to make or receive payments from friends , family members or even customers and clients.

All someone needed to send your payment through was a mobile phone number.

Received a text?

Remember, Paym only sent the following standard message:
“Someone has tried to send you money via Paym, the UK’s mobile payment service. To learn more about Paym, contact your bank or building society. Opt-out? Reply STOP”
Paym NEVER asked you to send any personal information via text message and neither will your bank.
Paym also NEVER sent any messages that contain a direct link to a website.
You should be wary of scams involving fraudsters sending emails and/ or text messages (also known as SMS) at random, claiming to come from a reputable organisation, such as your bank, mobile phone company or Paym. This type of fraud is known as ‘phishing’ (for emails) or ‘smishing’ (for text messages). Copies of genuine Paym text messages can be found at https://paym.co.uk/received-a-text/. 

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