Barclays Bank
What Is A Barclays Bank CIFAS Marker?
A Barclays Bank CIFAS marker is a fraud-risk record connected to accounts, payments, onboarding, lending, or account review records. It is not a normal credit issue. It is a fraud-risk filing on the National Fraud Database and should be reviewed against the CIFAS category used, the records held by Barclays Bank, and the evidence relied on when the marker was filed.
Research identifies Barclays Bank PLC as the relevant legal entity for Barclays Bank, trading as Barclays, company number 01026167, FCA reference 122702. Companies House identifies Barclays Bank PLC company number 01026167 at 1 Churchill Place. FCA/PRA materials identify Barclays Bank PLC as FRN 122702. Barclays CIFAS complaints need product-route separation because retail, Barclaycard, business, partner finance, and non-ring-fenced bank routes may sit with different Barclays entities.
In a Barclays Bank case, the marker may relate to:
- Account opening information
- Transaction monitoring or payment activity
- Device, login, or access records
- Source of funds or source of wealth questions
- Account closure, restriction, or refusal decisions
The key point is simple. Barclays Bank must be able to justify the marker with evidence, not suspicion, assumption, or a general account concern.

