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SEPA Core Direct Debit Operation: Customers sign a mandate, either on paper or digitally, which gives the business permission to draw funds from their account. This mandate includes details such as the frequency and amount of the debits.
What is SEPA? SEPA, short for Single Europe Payments Area, is similar to SWIFT, however it exists specifically for banking and transfers within Europe. It is much newer than SWIFT, having only been established in the late-2000s. SEPA payments can only be in euro, unlike SWIFT which operates in many currencies.
To revoke SEPA Direct Debit authorization, customers simply need to inform their bank in writing indicating a reason for canceling the authorization. The bank will then inform the business of such cancellation and not collect any further payments, or return the amount in question.
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 scheme works in a similar way to Direct Debits paid in the UK. First, you need to ask the organisation you want to pay (the payee) to give you a Mandate Form. Complete the form, then send it back to the payee. The payee will use this form to show that they have your permission to ask us to make payments.
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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 are a fast and efficient way to collect your fixed and variable payments from your customers electronically. Since the introduction of SEPA, direct debits can be used to for both once-off and recurring euro collections from bank accounts in Ireland and across the SEPA zone.

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