YOUR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE
or liabilities on the account(s).
ACCOUNT(S)
All persons authorised to sign on behalf of the business to
operate the account(s), and any other parties must sign
the signature form which needs to be returned to us
before we can issue your debit card(s) and/or
chequebook if you have requested one.
You can set individual access level for each account you
hold at the time your account is opened. Your relationship
manager will ask for these details and we have pre-
populated the relevant section of this customer authority
which confirms what you have told us. The access level
can be changed at any time by the Business Parties
contacting us and we’ll send you a new form.
By clicking accept below you confirm:
• you are appointing TSB Bank plc (“the Bank” or
“we/our/us”) as your bankers;
• you authorise the Bank to operate your account(s) in
accordance with:
• the terms of this Authority
• the terms of the Account Access section; and
• the Terms and Conditions of your account(s)
which have been supplied to you.
• you have each read and agree to the terms set out in
your account Terms and Conditions;
• the details you have provided to the Bank are
accurate and you agree that we can make the
checks, use and disclose any personal and business
information in accordance with the terms set out in
“Your Information - Personal and Business Data” on
our website at tsb.co.uk/business/legal/my-
personal-data;
• (if you are a limited company or limited liability
partnership) the resolutions set out in the
“Resolutions” clause of your Business Current
Account Terms and Conditions, have been duly
passed;
• (if you are a partnership), you agree that all partners
(whether or not they have electronically accepted this
form) are jointly and severally liable for all the
liabilities of the partnership to the Bank;
• (if you are a partnership), you confirm that upon any
partner ceasing to be a member of the partnership by
death or otherwise, we may, failing the receipt by us
of written notice to the contrary from the partnership
or any of the partners or the executors, legal personal
representatives or trustees of any of the partners,
treat the surviving or continuing partners for the time
being as having full power to carry on the business of
the partnership and to deal with its assets as freely
as if there had been no change in the partnership;
• (for unincorporated bodies where there is more than
one business party to the account(s)) the business
parties will be jointly and severally responsible to pay
with interest all liabilities owed by the business
parties to the Bank (including any overdraft or loan
the Bank grants to the business parties). Therefore if
there is more than one business party each of them
will be liable for all (and not just a share) of the debts
• (for unincorporated bodies where there is only one
business party to the account(s)) that business party
will be responsible to pay with interest all the
liabilities owed by that business party to the Bank
(including any overdraft or loan the Bank grants to
the business party).
• upon the Bank’s request, the business parties will
provide the Bank with a separate indemnity to
indemnify the Bank against any loss it may suffer as
a result of making payments to the business
party/business parties.
• (if an account for executor(s) or administrator(s)),you
will at once take action to obtain, and produce to the
Bank, the written grant of probate document/letters of
administration/certificate of confirmation in the Bank’s
favour;
• (if an account for executor(s) or administrator(s)),the
Bank may keep and use:
• any money in any account or account(s) in
the sole name of the deceased kept with
the Bank; and
• any other money the Bank owed the
deceased; and
• any security or other assets the Bank holds
for the deceased,
as security or in reduction of any liability of the
business parties (in their capacity as
executor(s)/administrator(s)) owed to the Bank
(including any loan or overdraft granted to the
business party in that capacity).
• (where relevant) the resolutions set out in
the “Resolutions” clause of your Terms & Conditions,
have been duly passed;
• where you are a club, charity, society or non-personal
trust, and where there is only one business party to
the account(s) you agree to the declaration set out in
the “Declaration” clause of the Terms and Conditions;
• the specimen signatures given when you complete
your signature form are correct;
• the terms of this Authority and your account Terms
and Conditions (as amended from time to time) apply
to this and any accounts opened now or in the future
by you.
How can you agree to us using your information to
make and receive payments?
For the purposes of the Payment Services Regulations
2017 when you open an account with us, this means that
you explicitly agree to us looking at, processing and
keeping any information you give to us, to allow us to
make and receive payments for you.
You can withdraw consent by closing your account. If you
do this, you’ll need to pay back any money you owe us.
And, we’ll no longer use your information for this reason.
We’ll still use and share your information in other ways.
This is explained in our Data Privacy Notice which you
can find on our website at tsb.co.uk/business/legal/my-
personal-data or contact your relationship team.
Signing restrictions

If you have selected the “Any One” option each of the parties named in this Authority as signatories has individual authority
without any restriction to authorise any transaction.

All business parties who are signatories in this Authority will have individual authority without restriction to conduct other
business with the Bank in the name of the company and to operate all of the business accounts. We will give these business
parties any information.

If you apply for internet or telephone banking or any of our cards or other services, specific terms will apply and the
restrictions may no longer apply. For example, if you set a restriction of “Any Two” to sign and you apply for internet banking,
any one of your authorised parties for internet banking will be able to carry out transactions online and the “Any Two” to sign
restriction will not apply to your internet banking.

You can change this Authority by any two existing signatories (or the existing signatory if there is only one signatory named in
this Authority) writing to us or completing a bank form. Alternatively, if you are a limited company or a limited liability
partnership you can authorise the changes by providing an amending resolution passed by the board of directors (or
members, if you are a limited liability partnership) and certified by a director or the secretary (or member, if you are a limited
liability partnership). If you are a partnership and none of the authorised signatories are partners, you can change this
Authority by any two partners writing to us.
on tsb.co.uk/business/legal