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Checked for SumUp on 13 Oct 2026

Page: https://www.sumup.com/en-gb/business-guide/setting-up-recurring-payments-for-service-based-businesses/
Checked: 13 Oct 2026, 14:01 UTC
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Fca authorisation Report an error

“SumUp Payments Limited is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (register number 900700) for the issuing of electronic money and provision of payment services.”
Recurring invoices Report an error

“To create recurring invoices, use the Invoices tool. It's easy to set up repeat billing.”
Recurring invoice configuration Report an error

“You'll also need to include the date of the first invoice, the time period between invoices (once a week, once a month, and so on), and how long you want the recurring invoices to continue.”
Payment links on invoices Report an error

“One of the simplest ways to pay is by payment links. Add one of these to your recurring invoices to give customers a low-effort, ultra-fast solution.”
Recurring direct debits Report an error

“With the customer's approval, these may be expanded to include recurring direct debits, which function as a subscription payment system.”
Customer payment options Report an error

“Some customers may prefer to set up a direct debit and forget all about making payments; others would rather use a credit card. Some prefer to pay online through bank transfers.”
Invoices receipts and reminders Report an error

“Once a customer has paid, you should send them a receipt to confirm the date and the amount received.”
Invoices management Report an error

“Create, send and manage invoices — all in one place.”