Central Bank Of Barbados

The Central Bank of Barbados advises that, as part of the process to identify and address the incorrectly formatted account information that led to some workers not receiving their salaries on time, some commercial banks and credit unions are working with Government and private sector employers to conduct a "penny test."

To link your account to the BiMPay e-Wallet, whether your existing account or your new custodian one, you need a token. The way you get it varies depending on your financial institution.

Here’s how to get your token from each financial institution.

Need help with BiMPay? Our support team is here for you.

We can assist with setting up your BimPay e-wallet and linking it to your bank or credit union, sending and receiving payments, fixing transaction issues, and understanding BimPay’s features so you can use them safely and confidently.

Have a general question about how BiMPay works? Ask us anytime.

To all the fathers and father figures, the Central Bank of Barbados wishes you a Happy Father's Day!

BiMPay is here to transform the way we move money in Barbados. Here are six key features of instant payments that you need to know.

Learn more at www.bimpay.bb

The Central Bank of Barbados is providing an update on the situation affecting some salary payments that were not received on time on Friday. We understand the worry and hardship this has caused, and we want the public to know where matters stand.

For media enquiries, contact the Central Bank of Barbados at [email protected] or 436-6870. Further information about BiMPay is available at www.bimpay.bb.

An alias is a a unique identifier that connects your bank account directly to your phone number, email, or nickname of your choice.

When someone wants to send you funds, they just need that one simple detail instead of your account number.

It streamlines your payments while keeping your main account details completely private.

The Central Bank of Barbados is aware of concerns from some employees who have not received their salaries on time and who have associated those delays with BiMPay.

To unlink your account, notify your bank or credit union directly. They will verify your identity to ensure no unauthorised individual can make claims on your behalf, then request that the Central Bank of Barbados remove the account.

Our support clinic starts at 6:00 p.m. on Zoom and our combined support team from the Central Bank and other financial institution will be online to help answers any questions you may have about BiMPay, setting up your e-wallet or understanding our security protocols.

Join the clinic: https://bit.ly/bimpay-clinic