How to make a payment
You will receive an electronic payment confirmation email for any method of payment chosen from the below
Corbital Payment Portal
You are able to log in to your secure payment portal where you will be able to make a payment online, see a statement of account as well as any supporting paperwork such as copy invoices.
Confirmation of your debt code and debtor name to log in will be on all communication Corbital has sent out.
E.g. COR10000 - Mr A N Other
Debit, Credit Card & Cheque Payments
Payment by card can also be made by calling our payment line on 01905 935 001
Payment by cheque is payable to Corbital Ltd ensuring that you write your Corbital reference number clearly on the reverse of the cheque when sending it to Corbital Ltd D B House George Baylis Court, George Baylis Way, Droitwich.. WR9 9RB
Paperless Direct Debit
Please call 01905 935 001 with your bank details so we can set up a Direct Debit.
There is no need for you to complete any forms and you will receive payment confirmation via email
BACS / Bank Transfer Payment
Bank payments should be made with your debt reference (e.g. COR10000) number to –
Sort Code – 16-22-26 - Account Number - 11090814
Office Hours
Monday - 09:00 -17:30
Tuesday - 09:00 -17:30
Wednesday - 09:00 -17:30
Thursday - 09:00 -17:30
Friday - 09:00 -17:00
All calls are recorded for quality and training purposes. All Correspondence should be sent to us quoting your Corbital reference number as shown overleaf. Further information can be found on our website www.corbital.co.uk
Information about litigation
If a County Court Judgment or similar is obtained, your name and situation will be a matter of public record and your credit rating could be significantly affected for the next 6 years. Also a County Court Judgment will allow enforcement.
If the debt is in a company name we can issue a statutory demand to have the company wound up, liquidated and also arrange a court examination of the directors.
If the debt is in your personal name and exceeds £750.00 we can issue a statutory demand for your bankruptcy.
If the debt is in your personal name and you are a homeowner we can seek a Charging Order over your property.
If the debt is in your personal name and you are employed we can seek an Attachment of Earnings Order and deduct the money directly from your wages. Your employer must comply with this.
If you have a bank account we can seek a Third Party Debt Order and take money directly from your account.

