Good news, the details you entered completely match those registered to your payee's account.

CoP hasn't highlighted any risks, but you should still make sure you trust your payee 100% before paying them.

The details you entered are close to those registered to your payee's account, but not exact.

This could be a red flag, or it could indicate a mistake, such as a typo when entering their details.

It's best to stop and double check with your payee to confirm these details.

The details you've entered don't match those registered to the account, and this could be a scam.

For example, a scammer could have posed as HMRC and asked you to pay what you think is HMRC's account. Instead, you were about to pay the scammers account, and CoP has warned you.

If this happens to you, call 159 from the UK or tap the 'Support' icon in the top right corner > 'Report fraud' in your Tide app to report this and receive advice from our team.

The details you've entered don't match any account at the recipient's bank.

It's not clear what account you're paying, or who owns it.

It's best to not make this payment, and check the details with your payee again.

In some cases, the check can't be completed.

This might be because the recipient's bank isn't participating in CoP. You can check on the relevant bank's website whether this is the case.

You can still make your payment regardless of any outcome, but we'd recommend stopping and checking first.