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2.2 Advice/Authority to Debit Account (ADA) refers to the document which shall serve as notice to the bank to debit the agencys MDS sub-account for payments made for A/Ps and RG/TL.
A direct debit authority gives an individual or company permission to take funds directly from your bank account. A typical example is when you arrange a direct debit with your power or telecommunications company so your monthly bill is automatically paid from your account.
How do I set up a Direct Debit? You fill in a Direct Debit Instruction directly with the company that you are paying for goods or services. That can be over the phone, online, or in writing.
To do this, youll need to arrange a direct debit authority and give the merchant or service provider your card number, expiry date, and 3-digit CVV number on the back of your card. This allows the merchant or service provider to charge your debit or credit card.
Your written, electronic or recorded voice approval of the debit order mandate authorises the service provider to deduct money from your account on a specific date, or repeatedly, on a fixed date every month, for a fixed or variable amount.
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I/We signatory/signatories of Current Account/ACU Account Number hereby authorise your Bank to debit the abovementioned account for all the Trust Receipts/any bills drawn under your Letters of Credit/Inward
How toauthorise DebiCheck on the Money app You will log into the Money app. Select your Current Account, that is the account that will be used for the DebiCheck debit order. Navigate to the debit orders tab, then select Mandates to Authorise (mandate means to give Nedbank permission to debit your account).
To set up a direct debit, you arrange a direct debit authority. This allows a service provider to withdraw money from your account. Providers may specify direct debit payments as a condition of signing up for a product or service.

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