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Put simply, Direct Debit is an automated payment method that people and businesses use to pay for things like: household bills; services you might use (such as a mobile phone or the gym); or large purchases, where its easier for you to spread the cost rather than make one, big payment.
SEPA stands for Single Euro Payments Area. SEPA Direct Debits are a secure and reliable payment method that has been specifically developed to process payments within the European Union. It is used to process cashless payment transactions by almost all EU member states.
The SEPA Direct Debit (SDD) scheme allows both domestic and cross-border collections to be made in Euro throughout the current 33 SEPA countries. Consumers are able to pay for goods or services throughout Europe via direct debit as easily, securely and efficiently as they do at home.
Direct debits A direct debit requires the consent of the payer, given to the payee in the form of a mandate. Direct debits can also be used to make one-off payments, but this practice is not widespread in Ireland.
A SEPA Direct Debit Mandate is the authorisation given by your customer allowing you to collect future payments from them at any time on their Euro-denominated bank account (subject to advance notice).
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SEPA Direct Debit is a Europe-wide Direct Debit system that allows merchants to collect Euro-denominated payments from accounts in the 36 SEPA countries and associated territories. SEPA Direct Debit has now been implemented in all eurozone countries and non-eurozone SEPA countries.
A Direct Debit mandate is an instruction from your customer to their bank to authorise you to take payments. It establishes a pre-agreed debit schedule between you and them, for example theyll pay you XX on a set date every month for your services or products.
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