To make a bank transfer, you will need the following information:

Your bank account details: This includes your account number, sort code, and bank name.

The recipient's bank account details: This includes their account number, sort code, and bank name.

The amount you want to transfer: You will also need to know the currency you want to transfer the money in.

Any reference number: The recipient may provide you with a reference number to include in the transfer. This is helpful for tracking the payment.

Once you have all of this information, you can make the bank transfer using one of the following methods:

Online banking: Most banks allow you to make bank transfers online. This is usually the quickest and easiest way to make a transfer.

Phone banking: You can also make a bank transfer by calling your bank.

In-person visit to a bank branch: You can also make a bank transfer in person at a bank branch. This is usually the slowest option, but it may be necessary if you do not have access to online or phone banking.

Here are some general tips for making a bank transfer:

Make sure you have the correct bank account details for the recipient. If you are unsure, ask them to double-check.

Enter the amount you want to transfer carefully.

If you are providing a reference number, make sure you enter it correctly.

Review the transfer details before you confirm it.

Once you have made the transfer, it will usually take 1-3 business days for the funds to arrive in the recipient's account.