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As a business, you’ll require different ways of paying suppliers and employee’s wages. We can help you manage your payments in a reliable and efficient manner; you can make payments, manage UK Sterling direct debits and standing orders and send money abroad online through Internet Banking.
What you can do online
A Direct Debit is a method of payment where you give a company permission to withdraw money from your account and pay it into their account.
Monitor your outgoings when you keep track of your Direct Debits online. You can:
A Standing Order is an instruction you give to your bank to pay a fixed amount to someone else or to one of your own eligible Lloyds Bank accounts on a regular basis, for a set amount of time. The payments are taken from your account on agreed dates, usually monthly.
It’s easy to set up and manage standing orders online. These are payments of a fixed amount, to people and companies, at a regular time chosen by you.
To set up a standing order, you’ll need to know:
SEPA Direct Debits cannot be managed using Online for Business. You will need to contact your creditor directly to inform them that you wish to cancel or transfer your SEPA Direct Debit mandate.