direct debit
1direct debit — diˌrect ˈdebit noun [countable, uncountable] especially BrE BANKING an instruction that you give your bank to regularly pay money directly out of your account to a particular person or organization: • Payment can be made by direct debit. • We set …
2direct debit — noun An arrangement by which a creditor can claim payment direct from the payer s bank account, and the payee can vary the amount paid • • • Main Entry: ↑direct * * * noun, pl ⋯ its [count, noncount] chiefly Brit : a way of paying bills by… …
3direct debit — direct debits N VAR If you pay a bill by direct debit, you give permission for the company who is owed money to transfer the correct amount from your bank account into theirs, usually every month. [mainly BRIT] Switch to paying your mortgage by… …
4direct debit — noun count or uncount an order to a bank to regularly pay money from your account to a person or organization ─ compare STANDING ORDER …
5direct debit — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ an arrangement made with a bank that allows a third party to transfer money from a person s account …
6Direct debit — A direct debit or direct withdrawal is an instruction that a bank account holder gives to his or her bank to collect an amount directly from another account. It is similar to a direct deposit but initiated by the beneficiary. It is also called… …
7direct debit — UK / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms direct debit : singular direct debit plural direct debits an order to a bank to regularly pay money from your account to a person or organization • See: standing order …
8direct-debit — /dərɛkt ˈdɛbət/ (say duhrekt debuht) verb (t) (in banking) to generate a direct debit to (an account) …
9direct debit — tiesioginis debetas statusas Aprobuotas sritis finansų rinka apibrėžtis Mokėjimo paslauga, kurią teikiant lėšos nurašomos iš mokėtojo mokėjimo sąskaitos, kai mokėjimo operaciją inicijuoja gavėjas, remdamasis gavėjui, gavėjo mokėjimo paslaugų… …
10direct debit — /daɪˌrekt debɪt/ noun a system where a customer allows a company to charge costs to his or her bank account automatically and where the amount charged can be increased or decreased with the agreement of the customer ● I pay my electricity bill by …