Follow the step-by-step guide.
Students within the University of East London can easily add cash to their account for printing on-line via UEL Direct, or if you are on campus you can do this at a number of Money Loaders located in different places at every UEL campus.
What do I do when I get a new Student/Swipe card?
You need to register it on the Money Loader Machine.
You may not have pressed 'Finish' when adding funds to your account. Try repeating the process.
The print system occasionally allows your print credit to go into a minus state, when you are printing multiple page documents. This means it can look as though you have money in your account even though you don’t. Add money if you get this message.
Any time you want you can add money to your printing account from within UEL Direct using WebPay.
The minimum amount that can be added is £2.50 and the maximum is £50 we are unable to provide refunds so we advise you to only enter enough money for your short term needs.
Log in to UEL Direct using your UEL username and password.
Click on either the My Record Button or the My Record tab at the top of the page.
Select My Payments from the Menu on the left side of the Page


Then use your Printing Account to check your balance and make and top up your printing funds.
If you have any queries please contact servicedesk@uel.ac.uk
All students need to register their student cards on the Money Loader Machine before they can add money to their account. The Money Loaders do not give change, so you are advised to only enter enough credit for your short term needs – refunds are not given.
All money loaders will accept £1 £2 coins, £5, £10, and £20 notes
Note: No change can be given by the machine or our staff
020 8223 2468 servicedesk@uel.ac.uk
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We offer simple-to-use password recovery online – all you need to do is register.
We’ve introduced online credit-top up to make printing even easier.
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