Still using our old app?
You’re on the old app if your login screen is white and your home screen looks like this.
The information below relates to our new app. We’ve started rolling out our new app, you might not have access to it just yet. Sit tight, we’ll let you know as soon as it’s available to you.
We’ve built a new app to support you in the life you’re after. It includes new features to help you manage your money as well as making quick and easy payments.
Zippay is a new, fast and secure way to pay family and friends in the AIB mobile app. It works with any mobile contact who is signed up for it and who banks with AIB, Bank of Ireland or PTSB.
Do it all with just a mobile number. It's that simple.
Easy and secure payments with Zippay
Send money
Send your family and friends money.
Find Zippay in the AIB mobile app in ‘Payments’.
Send up to €1,000 per day.
No need for IBAN’s, do it all with a mobile number.
Request money
Ask your family and friends for money.
It’s easy, quick and simple to ask people to pay you.
You can request up to €500.
You can have 30 requests open at any one time.
Split a payment
Split payments, like the restaurant bill, with your family and friends.
Split payments quickly and easily between multiple people.
Split bills with up to 30 people at any one time.
You can request up to €500 from each contact.
Regulatory information
Terms and conditions and eligibility requirements apply.
Zippay is a person-to-person payment service provided in collaboration by AIB, Bank of Ireland, and PTSB and delivered by Nexi as payment technology provider.
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