Fill in a direct debit mandate online
A Direct Debit instruction asks for your name, address, sort code, account number and a signature — and it usually arrives as a PDF because the organisation has not got round to an online form.
Fill it in on screen and send it back the same day.
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Filling it in neatly
- Sort code and account number boxes are often character-separated; zoom in and place each number rather than typing a single string.
- Check the service user number and reference are already filled in by the organisation before you sign.
- Your bank details are sensitive: PDFpad keeps the document in your browser, but think about how you send it — email is not private.
- Keep a copy; the Direct Debit Guarantee is worth being able to point at.
Also searched as: direct debit instruction, DDI form, standing order form. This is a UK form.
Questions
- Can a Direct Debit mandate be signed electronically?
- Paperless Direct Debit is normal now, and most organisations accept a signed PDF. Some still require a wet signature — the form will say.