Tyl by NatWest Announces New Payments Partnership With FSB
By Lauren Towner · 1 May 2024

NatWest Group has today announced a new partnership with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). This official payments partnership, builds on the support the NatWest Group has given to FSB over the years as the UK’s biggest bank for businesses.*
In 2020, NatWest Group established the SME Taskforce with FSB to help SMEs to respond to and navigate the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, working together with stakeholders from across the small business landscape, the two organisations worked closely together to support customers.
Just last year NatWest announced a £1million partnership with FSB to provide NatWest business customers with access to independent support and education to help with the cost-of-living crisis via webinars, and 1-2-1 phone support and webchat.
FSB members will see cost savings and other benefits by signing up with Tyl, subject to eligibility criteria as part of the partnership. Insight from Tyl by NatWest found that 8 out of 10 businesses could save on fees when switching from an existing card payment provider to Tyl by NatWest.†
For the smallest businesses, Tyl offers a simple fee structure based on one low rate for personal card transactions (where the card is issued in the UK or Europe) and one for all other transactions. For bigger businesses, Tyl has a range of different fees to fit the needs of the business.
In addition to the possible business savings, Tyl by NatWest could help FSB members with the day to day running of their business through features including:
- Choice of card machines or a phone app for in-person sales
- Take payments online or over the phone
- Payment links and QR codes to send out so you get paid quickly
- Simple bills and next business day settlement
- Tyl Portal for access to constantly updated sales data day a week UK-based service and support line
- Tyl is part of NatWest which brings trust, security and experience to ensure safe payments
Companies in this story: NatWest, Tyl by NatWest
People in this story: James Holian, Mike Elliff