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There is no feature comparison between Business and Premium. I was under the understanding that the 9,99 would be all inclusive, but at the same time it seems
by staz 8y ago
There is no feature comparison between Business and Premium.
I was under the understanding that the 9,99 would be all inclusive, but at the same time it seems there is a fee for "Paying a direct debit.", not sure what is comprised within that term, does that mean every time we pay with a card?
- kiallmacinnes 8y ago> but at the same time it seems there is a fee for "Paying a direct debit.", not sure what is comprised within that term, does that mean every time we pay with a card? No - a "direct debit" in banking is where you give, e.g. Vodafone, your bank details and permission that they may debit your account once a month to pay your phone bill. For completeness, a "standing order" is similar - a monthly recurring payment to someone else. The primary difference is that, with a direct debit, the company can change the amount to be paid each month - e.g. if you go over your plan and incur extra changes, they can just debit those from your account automatically.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoYou're running a business and don't know what a Direct Debit is?
- staz 8y agoDidn't know that term, English is not my first language.
- pjc50 8y agoThat's the first time I've ever seen a per-direct-debit fee, it's quite unusual. The average person probably has 5-10 direct debits on their account, every month, for bill payments.
- epimenov 8y agoAll business bank accounts in the NL include those transaction fees. Consumer ones (as in Premium in bunq) do not.