There are two types of Scheduled Payments:
A Standing Order is a type of scheduled payment that repeats – always for the same amount, on a regular basis you choose, for example, weekly or monthly.
A Future-Dated Payment is one that you set to go once, on a date in the future. You can schedule one-off payments up to one year in advance.
How do I schedule a payment from my Tide account?
You can set them to weekly, monthly, or once on a date in the future.
To schedule a payment in the app:
Tap: Pay > select your card from stacked accounts > Send > Make a Payment > select a Payee or Pay someone new
Enter the amount and a reference for the payment, and toggle on Schedule this payment
Choose the frequency and the first date of the payment, then authorise it with Confirm
To stop an upcoming Scheduled Payment, tap:
Tap Pay > Send > Upcoming Payments
Select the payment you’d like to stop
Then tap: Cancel Scheduled Payment > Confirm
On Tide on the web:
You can set and manage these payments by going to: Pay > Scheduled payments.
How much do scheduled payments cost?
There’s no fee to set up a Scheduled Payment, but the payment itself counts as a transfer, and is charged at the normal rate of 20p per Faster Payment. If you’re on our Lite plan, you will get 5 free monthly transfers. If you’re a Tide Smart, Pro or Max member, Scheduled Payments are included in your monthly free transfer allowance.
When you're on hybrid billing, we won't immediately charge you the fee for:
All your Faster Payments
CHAPS you receive
Direct Debits you send
Bankers' Automated Clearing Services (BACS) – that includes Direct Credits – you receive
When confirming the transaction, you’ll see on the transaction screen an icon noting that we'll keep track of these fees all through the month. On the 2nd of the following month, we'll collect them as an aggregated total.
Hybrid billing is now available to some of our new members. If you are billed in-line with each transaction and see the fee appear within the transaction screen, then you're still not on hybrid billing.
Limitations and cancellations:
If a Scheduled Payment fails 6 times in a row, it’ll be considered ‘not needed’, and we’ll cancel it automatically. If you need to, you can set it up again at any time.
Your usual account limits apply to Scheduled Payments.
See your account limits in the app by tapping Pay > select your account from stacked accounts > Account limits.
If you need to transfer more than your limit allows, tap the Support icon in the top-right corner of your app to request a limit increase
As a security measure, we may limit how much you can send to a newly added payee within the first 3 hours
Recurring payments are only processed on business days
