
NatWest
NatWest is a UK high street bank offering current accounts, savings, mortgages and business banking.
£200 free cash. This is credited within 30 days of your switch and meeting the criteria.
Switch in any current account, with no direct debits needed. Once switched, within 60 days:
Pay in £1,250 and leave it there for 24 hours. You can do 5 x £250 back and forth, each transfer just needs to stay in for 24 hours.
Log in to the mobile app
The money must stay in the account for at least 24 hours. Funds moved across by the switch count towards the £1,250.
Don't have it all up front? Pay in £250 from another bank, leave it 24 hours, then move it back out and repeat. 5 rounds of the same £250 counts as the full £1,250.
Consider opening the Digital Regular Saver for 5.25% AER (up to £5,000, £150 a month)

Quick review
Wondering whether NatWest is worth it beyond the bonus? Here is our honest take.
Switching banks for the cash? NatWest has two switch deals running on Quidsy right now, with the bigger one paying £250 free cash. Both have low-friction criteria. Just pay in £1,250 and log into the app, no direct debits or card targets. Check eligibility, you can't have had a NatWest current account recently.
Chris' verdictYour personal guide, QuidsyNatWest is a solid, no-surprises bank switch. The standard £200 offer has fewer hoops than most, no direct debits, no card-transaction targets, just pay in £1,250 and log into the app. That makes it one of the more straightforward switches to complete.
If you bank with a Premier-eligible income, the £250 Premier switch is the higher path, though it asks for a £5,000 pay-in. The 7% Digital Regular Saver is a genuine bonus on top if you want to park some savings.
On the downside, there's a hard credit check, and the current accounts don't pay any interest on your balance. The 2021 AML fine is also worth knowing about, even though it doesn't change how your deposits are protected today. But as a switch-and-earn offer, NatWest is clean and simple. If you already have a NatWest account, check if RBS works instead, separate brand, identical switch offer mechanics.
National Westminster Bank Plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. FRN 121878. Eligible deposits are protected by the FSCS up to £120,000 per person.