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A Direct Debit is set up by an organization, and they manage the frequency and amount. This is also the case for a standing order, but the difference is that the customer is in control of the frequency and amount.
In a nutshell, with a direct debit a variable amount of money is taken from your account, with a standing order you set up the amount of money to send every month.
Both Direct Debit and standing order are great for regular, fixed payments like rent or subscriptions. However, standing order isnt great for paying bills with variable amounts or frequencies such as utility bills or credit card debts or where you may want to increase fees or upgrade subscriptions in the future.
Log in to Online Banking at onlinebanking.natwest.com (opens in a new window) Select Payments transfers from the main menu. From the Standing orders section, select Manage standing orders From the Standing orders list select the appropriate standing order and then select the Amend standing order button.
Its as straightforward as setting up a normal standing order. You can set up the payment online, by phone or in writing and once the initial instruction has been received it will happen automatically, until you request it to stop.
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This can also be recurring payments. Typical examples of standing orders: Rent. Subscription fees (e.g. for Amazon or Netflix)
Using your mobile app Log into the mobile app. Tap Payments on the bottom of the home screen. Make sure the account displayed is set to the account where the standing order is to be paid from. Tap Regular Payments Tap Standing orders Tap Create standing order Tap Choose person or Business.
The main difference between a standing order and a Direct Debit is that a standing order is always the same amount each month while a Direct Debit can change each time. For example, a phone bill might go up and down each month, so this would be paid as a Direct Debit.

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