We have to comply with the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing) Act 2021 (as amended), so if you are:
We will need you to provide us with some documentation.
Please note that not all applications are the same and additional information may be required in certain circumstances. We’ll let you know as soon as possible if we require further information.
Branch Applications
If applying through a branch, you can use any one of the following:
Online, Phone or Postal Applications
If you're not able to provide an original at your local branch and are sending in documents by post, you must provide clean (i.e. legible) photocopies of 2 forms of identification or 1 certified copy of identification from the list above.
Documents can be certified by An Garda Síochána/Police Officer, Practicing Chartered and Certified Public Accountants, Public Notaries/Practicing Solicitors, Embassy/Consular Staff, a Regulated Financial or Credit Institution, Justice of the Peace, Commissioner of Oaths, Medical Professional (Doctor).
Please note that all of the above must be in your own name.
Branch Applications
If applying through a branch, you can use any one of the following:
Online, Phone or Postal Applications
If you are not able to provide an original at your local branch and you are sending in documents by post, you must provide originals of 2 of the documents listed above.
Please note that all of the above must be in your own name and address.
Existing customers: Please ensure you quote your account number and 6 digit sorting code number with documents being submitted.
We are obliged under the Credit Reporting Act 2013 to collect and verify your PPSN. PTSB will collect your PPSN for all credit applications of €500 or greater.
You will need to provide any one of the following documents as proof of your PPSN during your application:
Please note: We cannot accept your Public Services Card as proof of PPSN.
If you have been in your current job for less than 12 months, we’ll need a letter from your employer confirming permanency.
If you are not a EU citizen applying for an term loan, you’ll need to provide proof of your immigration status, which means you’ll need to prove you are legally entitled to reside and work in the Republic of Ireland, by providing a Stamp 4, 5 or 6.