Standing Orders

You can easily create, edit and delete standing orders directly from your Financial Account

Setting up a Standing order

You can easily set up a standing order from your Financial Account. To do this, you'll first need to log onto your GetGround Dashboard.

  1. Head over to the ‘Portfolio’ page and click ‘View’ on the relevant Financial Account
  2. Select ‘Send money’ and choose ‘To someone new’
  3. Enter the following details

    - Payee name
    - Account number
    - Sort code

  4. Press ‘Save payee and continue’
  5. Choose your amount and add a reference of your choice
  6. Make sure to select ‘Set up as a standing order’ and enter the following details

    - Payment Date
    - Repeat Every

  7. Press ‘Next’ and review your transaction before confirming with your OTP
  8. You will either receive an SMS or check your Google Authenticator app to retrieve the security code

Once you've set up your standing order (or completed any payment from your Financial Account), categorising your account transactions is always a good idea.

Editing a Standing order

You can easily edit your standing order directly from your dashboard by heading over to your Financial Account.

  1. Head over to the ‘Portfolio’ page and click ‘View’ on the relevant Financial Account
  2. Select ‘Regular payments’
  3. Locate your standing order and select it
  4. Choose ‘Edit standing order’ and edit the necessary information

You can not edit the reference of a pre-existing standing order. If you need to update the reference, please delete and re-setup the payment

Cancelling a Standing order

If you need to, you can also remove a standing order by following the steps below.

  1. Head over to the ‘Portfolio’ page and click ‘View’ on the relevant Financial Account
  2. Select ‘Regular payments’
  3. Locate your standing order and select it
  4. Choose ‘Cancel standing order’ and confirm your choice

 


If you have any questions, you can email us at gethelp@getground.co.uk. You can also schedule a time for us to call you.