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Last updated: 1 September 2026

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Information may be out of date

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Before you cancel a mandate

Two things that catch people out:

Cancelling the mandate stops the payment, not the service. Cancel the subscription with the merchant separately, or dues can keep building up.
EMI and insurance mandates need care. A missed loan EMI can lower your credit score, and a lapsed insurance premium can end your cover. Arrange another way to pay before cancelling those.

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