Get British Gas Direct Debit Form

A Direct Debit originator is an organisation which has been authorised by a bank to submit payments directly to the Bacs. This means you can collect Direct Debit payments yourself without needing a third party provider.

In many cases, direct debit offers a far more secure solution to customers than making card payments online.

The organisation collecting the payments will tell you what to do. Usually you fill in a form and send it to them, or set it up online or over the phone. They'll let your bank know. You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by contacting your bank and sometimes through online banking.

The organisation collecting the payments will tell you what to do. Usually you fill in a form and send it to them, or set it up online or over the phone. They'll let your bank know. You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by contacting your bank and sometimes through online banking.

The easiest way to pay your bill is to set up to pay by Direct Debit or to pay online using your online account. The easiest way to pay your bill is to set up to pay by Direct Debit or to pay online using your online account.

A Direct Debit can only be set up by the organisation to which you're making the payment. Normally, you sign a mandate that gives the company permission to take funds from your account in an agreed way like a monthly gym membership or your mobile phone bill.

Login to your Mobile Banking app or Online banking. Select the account that the Direct Debit is set up for. Select the 'Direct Debits' section. View your Direct Debits.

Your login details. A recent meter reading for your gas or electricity. Your bank sort code and account number. A date you'd like to pay your Direct Debit - choose between the 1st-28th of the month.

Setting up a new direct debit You will need to contact the company or organisation you want to pay - this can be done over the phone, online or by post - they will be able to set up the direct debit for you.