Social media house rules

We manage a number of social media accounts to help our customers, and share news and info about Tesco Bank.

Choosing the right channel

    For useful info and tips to help you manage your money:

      Get the latest news, useful info and tips to help you manage your money on our Facebook page:

        Staying safe on social media

        • Be careful what you share. Don't reveal any personal information like bank account details. The more you share online, the easier it is for fraudsters to steal your identity.
        • Think twice about who you’re speaking to. Fraudsters may try to befriend you online. If you don't know a person, or think they might be impersonating someone you know, avoid the conversation.
        • Use different passwords for each of your social media accounts and think about adding additional protection to your accounts, like setting-up two-factor authentication.
        • Click links with caution. Fraudsters may use hacked accounts to send harmful links. Look for unusual language or content in messages you receive. If something looks suspicious, contact the sender using a different method to check it's really them.
        • Be aware of privacy policies. Look at the privacy policies and privacy settings of the social media accounts you use. Use your privacy settings to control who sees what you post or can see your profile.

        Other ways to contact us

        • At tescobank.com
        • Log in to our Online Banking
        • Call our contact centre

        Communicating with us on social media

        Our social media accounts are managed by Tesco Bank and we keep an eye on them 24/7. Our social media pages are public so anyone can see our tweets and posts, along with your tweets and posts to us. These tweets and posts may even show up in search engine results, like Google or Yahoo. You can control who can see your tweets or posts with your account settings in Twitter or Facebook.

        We're always watching what people are saying about Tesco Bank on Twitter and Facebook to make sure we're part of the conversation.

        We may reach out to customers directly when we see tweets or Facebook posts about our products and services. We may suggest a different way to talk to help with your questions or comments.

          Social media standards

          • We can't be held responsible for views expressed on our social channels other than our own
          • Always be polite and respectful to others
          • Tweet or post your own content, and don't share content that you know to be fraudulent
          • Never tweet or post someone else's copyrighted work unless you have their permission
          • We may unfollow or block users who we feel breach the above guidance on respecting others

          Tesco Bank Privacy Policy

          Please note that when visiting any official Tesco Bank Twitter or Facebook pages, you are also subject to Tesco Bank's Privacy Policy.

          Twitter & Facebook policy rules

          twitter.com is hosted by Twitter and is governed by Twitter's separate website policies, including its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. These policies apply to your use of Twitter.

            facebook.com is hosted by Facebook and is governed by Facebook’s separate website policies, including its Data Policy and Statements of Rights and Responsibilities. These policies apply to your use of Facebook.

              Important information

              By clicking on any of the above links relating to Twitter, Facebook or YouTube, you will leave the Tesco Bank website and be taken to twitter.com, facebook.com or youtube.com. These sites are not affiliated with Tesco Bank and may offer a different privacy policy and level of security.

              While we take full responsibility for the content we post on these sites, Tesco Bank is not responsible for and does not endorse, guarantee or control content, availability, viewpoints, products or services that are offered or expressed on them.

              Tesco Bank does not send tweets, emails or messages requesting you to confirm, update or disclose your confidential banking information.