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Reversing a direct debit

Reversing a direct debit

If a direct debit is debited from your current account when you did not issue a direct debit authorisation, you can reverse this payment through Internet Banking or the ABN AMRO app. You can reverse the payment up to 56 days after the collection date.

  1. Log into Internet Banking or the ABN AMRO app
  2. In your account summary, tap the current account from which the amount is to be debited
  3. Tap the transaction you want to reverse
  4. If the transaction is incorrect, click 'Reverse'
  5. Confirm the transaction reversal
A direct debit is not the same as a standing order. A standing order is something you set up yourself, whereas a direct debit is not. 

Is the payment not a direct debit?

Then there are two possibilities:

  • The payment is a standing order. You set up a standing order yourself and can stop it yourself.
  • Paying via recurring payments is similar to a direct debit. However, there are differences. With a direct debit, you give a company permission to regularly withdraw money from your bank account, for example, for your insurance or monthly energy bill. This can only be done with a Mastercard debit card. Contact the seller's or provider's customer service to stop a recurring payment.

Reversing a direct debit

If a direct debit is debited from your current account when you did not issue a direct debit authorisation, you can reverse this payment through Internet Banking or the ABN AMRO app. You can reverse the payment up to 56 days after the collection date.

  1. Log into Internet Banking or the ABN AMRO app
  2. In your account summary, tap the current account from which the amount is to be debited
  3. Tap the transaction you want to reverse
  4. If the transaction is incorrect, click 'Reverse'
  5. Confirm the transaction reversal
A direct debit is not the same as a standing order. A standing order is something you set up yourself, whereas a direct debit is not. 

Is the payment not a direct debit?

Then there are two possibilities:

  • The payment is a standing order. You set up a standing order yourself and can stop it yourself.
  • Paying via recurring payments is similar to a direct debit. However, there are differences. With a direct debit, you give a company permission to regularly withdraw money from your bank account, for example, for your insurance or monthly energy bill. This can only be done with a Mastercard debit card. Contact the seller's or provider's customer service to stop a recurring payment.

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