Under a standing order instruction in commercial banking, a creditor directly initiates the payment request to withdraw varying amounts of money from a debtor's account at irregular intervals.
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The statement is False. A standing order is a debtor-initiated instruction for paying fixed sums at regular intervals, whereas a direct debit allows a creditor to initiate withdrawals of variable amounts.
The statement is false because a standing order is controlled strictly by the debtor to send fixed sums on a recurring schedule, while a direct debit allows the creditor to request and pull variable sums directly from the debtor's account.
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Standing Order vs Direct Debit in Home Trade
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