Regularly recurring payments
If you want to make recurring payments, you can set up a direct debit or periodic transfer.
Automatic payment options
Direct debit
Periodic transfers
With a direct debit, you give a company, association or foundation permission to automatically debit money from your bank account on a regular basis. This is useful for paying for your insurance premiums, energy bills or phone bills, for example.
This is how it works
- You sign an mandate digitally through the Digital Mandate Service (Digitaal Incassomachtigen) or using iDIN, or you sign a paper mandate.
- The company, association or foundation arranges everything else with the bank
- Amounts will then be automatically debited from your bank account on the agreed date.
Benefits
In the case of a periodic transfer, you specify a fixed amount that is to be paid to another account at regular intervals on a date of your choice. That account could be your savings account or another person’s account.
This is how it works
- You set up the transfer
- The bank ensures that the money is transferred on your chosen date
Benefits
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