Common use of Standing Orders Clause in Contracts

Standing Orders. This is when you ask us to make a regular payment of a fixed amount from your account to another account. This is when you give your card details to someone and allow them to re-use the details to take payments from time to time. Our working days are generally Monday to Friday except public holidays. Different types of payment instructions have different cut-off times. The cut-off time is the latest time on any day that we can start processing a payment you have asked us to make. If you ask us to make a payment after the cut-off time, the timings will start from the next working day. You can find out the cut-off times by looking at the Tariff, or our website, or by asking us in branch or on the phone.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Retail Customer Agreement

Standing Orders. This is when you ask us to make a regular payment of a fixed amount from your account to another account. This is when you give your card details to someone and allow them to re-re- use the details to take payments from time to time. How quickly we can carry out your instructions Our working days are generally Monday to Friday except public holidays. Different types of payment instructions have different cut-off times. The cut-off time is the latest time on any day that we can start processing a payment you have asked us to make. If you ask us to make a payment after the cut-off time, the timings will start from the next working day. You can find out the cut-off times by looking at the Tariff, or our website, or by asking us in branch or on the phone.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Retail Customer Agreement

Standing Orders. This is when you ask us to make a regular payment of a fixed amount from your account to another account. This is when you give your card details to someone and allow them to re-use the details to take payments from time to time. How quickly we can carry out your instructions Our working days are generally Monday to Friday except public holidays. Different types of payment instructions have different cut-off times. The cut-off time is the latest time on any day that we can start processing a payment you have asked us to make. If you ask us to make a payment after the cut-off time, the timings will start from the next working day. You can find out the cut-off times by looking at the Tariff, or our website, or by asking us in branch or on the phone.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Retail Customer Agreement