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A direct debit payment cannot be issued if the merchant does not have authorisation. In other words, you have nothing to worry about. No one can set up a direct debit without your permission! That being said, you should be cautious when signing up for and agreeing to a direct debit.

Direct Debit Authorization means a Mutual Client's authorization and instructions to AmBank in such form as may be prescribed by AmBank from time to time to make Payments to the Customer's Account by debiting the Mutual Client's Bank Account in ance with the information contained in the Payment Files.

A Direct Debit is an instruction from you to your bank that authorises a company to take an agreed amount of money from your account. You won't be able to create a new Direct Debit yourself. You'll need to contact the company you want to pay and they'll arrange for you to complete a Direct Debit instruction.

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 they'll pay you £XX on a set date every month for your services or products.

The mandate reference is a unique code (for example, a sequential number) that you create and assign to a mandate. The mandate reference is displayed to the debtor when a direct debit is debited. Together with the creditor identification number, it enables the debtor to clearly allocate the direct debit.

In order to fill in a Direct Debit mandate, customers require their name, bank name, sort code and account number. Once they have filled out their information, the mandate will need to be sent to Bacs, who will then transfer it onto the banks.

Setting up a Direct Debit Your name and address. The name and address of your bank or building society. Your bank or building society account number. The branch sort code of your bank or building society (see your debit card or banking app) The name(s) on the account.