Collections through direct debit

The payer’s debt to the government entity is paid after the entity sends a mandate. The payer must first provide authorization (mandate) before the account can be debited for the amounts owed. The mandate form is filled out and signed. It is filed by either the entity or the Payment Service Provider. Payments are entered into the DIAS Direct Debit service either automatically by file transfer or interactively over the entity’s connection to DIAS.

The entity’s participation process in the service is completed by the entity’s co-operating Payment Service Provider.

Improved cashflow prediction and financial control

Always in the know for cleared funds thus flexibility to select the collection date

Flexible and simplified internal collection procedure

Internet reporting tools are provided in order to match owed to collected amounts

Secure transactions

Compliant with the European SEPA Direct Debit scheme

Citizens can pay from any Payment Service Provider

Domestic and cross-border SEPA debiting

Guaranteed timely payment

Entity's automated testing environment

Capability to notify debtors of debt date and amount by e-mail

Right to refund debits to citizens

Improved cashflow prediction and financial control

Always in the know for cleared funds thus flexibility to select the collection date

Flexible and simplified internal collection procedure

Internet reporting tools are provided in order to match owed to collected amounts

Secure transactions

Compliant with the European SEPA Direct Debit scheme

Citizens can pay from any Payment Service Provider

Domestic and cross-border SEPA debiting

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