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Pre-Authorized debits (PADs) are a powerful tool for businesses. They are sometimes called direct debit, pre-authorized chequing (PAC), pre-authorized withdrawals or pre-authorized payments (PAPs).
Call or visit the website of the company you wish to set up a Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) with to obtain a PAD Agreement and use your account information when completing the Agreement.
A Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) allows you to arrange and authorize for automatic payments to be withdrawn directly from your TD personal deposit account (e.g. chequing account).
What is a PAD? Pre-authorized debits (PADs) allow you to pay regular bills and make other payments automatically so you don't have to worry about not making payments on time. Many people use PADs on an ongoing basis to pay their mortgage, insurance premiums, utility bills and membership dues to clubs and organizations.
A PAD is an agreement between a customer and a biller. When you enter into a PAD agreement with a biller, you give that organization permission to withdraw money from your bank account on a regular basis.
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A pre-authorized debit allows the biller to withdraw money from your bank account when a payment is due. Pre-authorized debits may be useful when you want to make payments from your account on a regular basis. For example, you may want to use pre-authorized debit for the following: mortgage payments. utility payments.
A pre-authorized debit allows the biller to withdraw money from your bank account when a payment is due.
Pre-authorized debits (PADs) are a convenient way to pay bills and make other payments automatically. Instead of sending a payment, a company withdraws funds from your bank account. It's a great way to pay bills like your mortgage, utilities, donations and insurance premiums.
A pre-authorized debit allows the biller to withdraw money from your bank account when a payment is due....For example, you may want to use pre-authorized debit for the following: mortgage payments. utility payments. RRSP contributions. insurance premium payments. credit card payments.

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