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How does a standing order work? Log into online banking, head to a branch, or call your banks customer service team. Find your banks standing order form, which may be online or in hard copy. Complete the standing order request form, including details of the recipient, the amount to be paid and the dates of payments.
If youre setting up payments to an account youve paid before select Pay a saved payee then select your saved payee. Once youve selected your saved payee, select Pay later or create a standing order, enter payment date and select Create a standing order.
Internet Banking guide Log on and select More actions from your account. Select Direct Debits standing orders. Select who to pay. Enter an amount and a reference, if you have one. Choose how often to make the payment, as well as when it should start and finish. Check the details are right.
Before creating a standing order, youll need these details to hand: The name of the person or business youre sending money to. Their sort code and account number. A payment reference, so they know who the money has come from. The fixed amount you wish to pay. The payment date and frequency.
Disadvantages of standing orders There is a lack of flexibility with the payments. When a standing order is set up, its for a fixed amount and frequency. Payments are customer dependent. There can be payment delays and failures. There is more manual processing and admin.
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A Direct Debit follows the same method, but it is authorized by a customer and managed by an organization. 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.
Banks dont usually charge anything to the payer or payee for setting up or using a standing order. It is important to keep in mind that the customer can cancel a standing order at any time. They can also change the amount or payment date.