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A Direct Debit Instruction can be set up through a paper form, online, over the phone, face to face, or using electronic signatures depending on an organisations set-up with the sponsoring bank.
Unique Mandate Reference Number (UMRN) is assigned when a new NACH Debit mandate is created. This number is mandatory for every transaction, including modification and cancellation.
A Direct Debit reference number is a unique identifier that links a payment to the customer and the Service User. Typically generated by the Service User, this reference appears on the customers bank statement and is used to track and manage payments. It helps with reconciliation for both businesses and customers.
The Direct Debit Reference is chosen by the Service User and is typically a number or a mix of letters and numbers. It is usually between 6 and 18 characters and unique to the payer. Often it is a customer or membership number. It is a Scheme Rule that all Direct Debits must be set-up using a Reference.
You can find it by contacting your creditor directly or from your recent transactions on 365 online where extended information (like the UMR) is available for previously presented SEPA Direct Debits.
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What is a Direct Debit Mandate? A Direct Debit Instruction is an authorisation from your customer to collect future payments. The details of each authorisation are standardised: All future payments are authorised so you can collect any amount at any time from your customer.
Unique Mandate Reference (UMR): This UMR is a free text field of up to 35 characters which must be the same for the first direct debit payment and each subsequent direct debit payment.
A fundamental aspect of Direct Debit law is the requirement for clear and detailed customer consent before initiating Direct Debits. This involves obtaining a Direct Debit Instruction (DDI) from the customer, which specifies the frequency, amount, and purpose of the payments.

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