Mobility and dexterity support

Learn more about how we can support you and what settings are available on your digital device to help with your M&S Banking queries

Card options

All of our M&S Credit Cards are sent as a CHIP & PIN card. If this isn’t suitable for you, we can send you a signature card instead where you will need to sign for each transaction you make. Get in touch to request a signature card.

Contactless

This is where you can pay for items up to £100 in stores without having to enter your PIN. All of our cards will work at contactless readers throughout the UK, all you need to do is tap your card against the card machine wherever you see the contactless logo.

For security reasons, sometimes you will be asked to insert your card and enter your PIN.

Find out more on how to use contactless >

Digital Wallet

Like using a contactless card, you can now use your compatible smartphone to pay for purchases without having to use your card or a PIN. You can make payments over £100 using your mobile phone, but some retailers will have their own limits in place and may ask for you to insert your card and enter your PIN.

Find out more on how to use your Digital Wallet >

M&S Banking App and Internet Banking

Did you know that digital banking can work in a way that suits you? Especially when you make the most of what your computer, mobile or tablet has to offer through its accessibility settings.

Here’s some of the things you can do online with us that you might find useful:

  • Spend notifications – keep on top of your spends by turning on spend notifications in our banking app, notifying you every time your M&S Credit Card is used to make a transaction
  • Statements & balances – access your statements and balances in a way that suits you via our banking app or Internet Banking
  • Approve online payments – by using our banking app, you can approve the online payments you make using your fingerprint or face

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M&S PASS and card reader options

By downloading our mobile banking app on your mobile or tablet, you’ll be able to use the accessibility settings on your device to support you in accessing the digital M&S PASS (so that you can access your Internet Banking) and use the app to approve any online payments you make (instead of using a card reader). If you’re unable to use our mobile banking app, take a look at the alternatives we have available to support you.

What’s the difference between the M&S PASS and the M&S Card Reader?

The M&S PASS provides an additional layer of security when you use our digital banking services by generating a unique security code to let us know it’s you that’s accessing your accounts and nobody else. The M&S PASS can be accessed digitally in our M&S Banking App or with a physical device that looks like a mini calculator.

Our card reader is one method used to confirm any online payments you make so that we know it’s really you making the payment. If you’re unable to confirm your payments using the app or via text message, you can use our alternative card reader solution to verify your payments. This is where you insert your M&S Credit Card into the card reader and follow the instructions on screen to produce a one-time passcode that will allow you to complete your payment.

M&S PASS options

The standard physical M&S PASS is like a mini calculator and is about 7cm x 4.5cm in size.

If this isn’t suitable, we can send you a large one. It works like the standard M&S PASS, but is much larger in size and has audio support. The number five button has two raised dots on it and the ‘enter’ and ‘on’ button has a single raised dot on it to help navigate the buttons. The large one also has a square button on the bottom left and a circle button on the bottom right. The square shape is another way to identify the ‘fuchsia’ button and the circle shape is another way to identify the ‘green’ button to assist anyone who may be colour blind.

To order your large M&S PASS, get in touch with us.

Card reader options

The standard card reader is a small handheld device where you can insert your card into the top of it and is about 9cm x 6.5cm in size.

If this isn’t suitable, you can approve online payments by receiving a code via text-message or we can send you a larger card reader with audio support. To update your mobile number or order an audio card reader, get in touch with us.

Your support needs

Tell us how we can support you with your banking in a way that works for you.

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Additional support

Scope

Providing practical information and emotional support to those who need it.

Stroke Association

Offering specialist support to those who need to rebuild their lives after a stroke.

Parkinson’s UK

Providing information and support to help people with Parkinson’s live as well as possible.

Citizens Advice

Offering free, impartial advice on debt and money, work, benefits and more.

Banking definitions

Not sure what we mean when we use certain banking terms? Use our banking definitions guide to help make sense of your banking.

Learn more about banking definitions


Not found what you’re looking for?

We’re always happy to help. We have a number of accessible ways to contact us.

Find out more about accessible ways to contact us