Repayments
DebiCheck collections, your repayment date, paying early and what to do if a debit fails.
DebiCheck lets your bank confirm a debit order with you before it can run. You approve our name, the amount, the date and how often it runs.
DebiCheck is a way for your bank to confirm a debit order with you before it can run. For a RandLeaf loan you approve our name, the repayment amount, the date and how often it runs. Approving it doesn’t pay out the loan, and it doesn’t end the debt.
Whose process this is
This page explains how these steps work for a RandLeaf loan. RandLeaf’s own applications aren’t open yet. If your loan came through our partner link, it is with the partner’s credit provider: ask that company about payouts, debit orders, settlement figures and paid-up letters, because only it holds your account.
Your bank shows you the mandate details. Compare them with your quote and agreement before you approve.
If you change bank account, a new mandate is needed for the new account. Contact us before your next repayment date so it can be set up in time.
Because you approved the mandate details with your bank, a debit that matches the mandate is treated differently from an unauthorised debit order. If a collection doesn’t match what you approved, contact us and your bank. Your bank can explain how its dispute rules apply.
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