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What to do if you don't recognise a transaction
If you spot a transaction you don't recognise, don't worry, we're here to help you.
The Halifax brand is changing to Lloyds
As part of this brand change, we’ll never ask you to share your personal details or move money by phone, email or text. Any links or QR codes we share will be for general information only. We won’t ask you to log in or verify yourself using them. If anyone does, it’s a scam and isn’t from us, please don’t respond.
Here are some useful steps
- Check the date, time and location of the transaction to see if any of the details are familiar to you. Check your transactions.
- Check with others such as joint account holders. Retailers such as Amazon allow you to set up household accounts so check with other members of your family.
- Check for regular payments such as Direct Debit or standing order. This is often how you'll pay things like your energy or phone bill. Check payments.
- Is it a subscription? Some streaming services or gyms can take a payment once a free trial ends. Contact the supplier first to discuss the transaction. Check subscriptions.
- Some retailers may operate under a name you may not recognise. For example, Capita are a payment service used for collecting the TV licence. Check the business name.
- Check any payment codes. Some transactions appear as codes in your statement. See a list of common payment codes.
Still don't recognise a transaction?
The quickest way to get in touch is by using our mobile banking app.
You can easily block your card and order a replacement directly in the app.
Where did the transaction happen?
Getting started in our app
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The simplest way to raise a claim is in our app.
However, if you can’t do this online, you'll need to give us a call.If you have the app, you can skip the security questions by calling us directly from the app.
Log in to our app, search Call us and follow the steps on screen.
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