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Tyl by NatWest card reader review 2026: tap to pay fees and rating

In-house SoftPOS from a large UK bank; Tap to Pay with no monthly fee, hardware terminals cost 13.99-19.99 GBP/month separately.

Editorial: SoftPOS24 Payment ResearchUpdated: 15.08.2026Data set: 124 providers, 14 criteriaSource: Open primary source ↗
SoftPOS24 overall score
3.2/5
64 out of 100 points · Rating 2.4 (good)
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Price transparency
30/30
Market coverage
5/25
Platform coverage
15/15
Security certification
3/15
Card acceptance
11/15

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In short

Tyl by NatWest offers Tyl Tap to Pay for iOS + Android. Transaction fee: from 1.99%; monthly fee: none. Security certification: n/a. Available in: UK.

Tyl by NatWest terms in full

Product nameTyl Tap to Pay
Provider typeSoftPOS + hardware
HeadquartersUK (Edinburgh/London)
Founded2019 (Tyl brand)
Platformsboth (iPhone XS+/iOS 16.4+; Android 10+ with NFC and Google Services)
Certificationn/a
Transaction fee1.39-1.99% + 5p per secondary source; officially 'transaction fees apply'
Monthly fee0 GBP for Tap to Pay (no rental or PCI fee)
Setup cost0 GBP
Contract termn/a
Cards acceptedVisa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay
PIN entry on screenn/a
Transaction limitTransaction limits may apply (not quantified)
Target customersSMEs registered in the UK
Available marketsUK
Websitenatwest.com
Data sourceOpen primary source ↗

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Frequently asked questions

Tyl by NatWest tap to pay: do I need any extra hardware?

Not necessarily. Tyl by NatWest sells card terminals as well, but its tap to pay product works on a phone you already own, with no extra hardware. Supported platforms: iOS + Android. Transaction limits may apply (not quantified).

Which countries is Tyl by NatWest available in?

By our records: UK. Availability changes, and the date above the table is when we last checked.