How to Activate Your Derbyshire Community Bank Membership

How to Activate Your Derbyshire Community Bank Membership

Activating your membership with Derbyshire Community Bank is easy. Once you’ve signed up, all you need to do is send £1 to your new account.

As soon as we receive it, your account will be active, and you can start saving with us or apply for a loan. It’s a simple way to become part of a community-focused financial service that helps you manage your money safely and fairly.

If you need any help getting started, our team is always here to guide you.

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