If you create and sign a transfer for a specific date in the future, George marks it as a "scheduled order". This lets you keep an eye on it - and make changes if needed.
Scheduled Orders
Last Article Update 09.02.2026
Planning ahead can come in handy. For example, when it comes to tax payments. You can set up, sign, and let George execute at the right time. Until then, they show up under scheduled orders.
What is (and is not) a scheduled order
Most transfers you set up for a future date will show up as scheduled orders, such as:
However, several regular orders do not appear in scheduled orders. For example:
- Standing orders & sweep orders: You will find these in the Functions tab of your current account.
- SEPA direct debits: These are payments taken directly from your account (e.g. by your energy provider). You'll find a list of your SEPA mandates (creditors authorised to take payments) under Functions in your current account.
Find and manage your scheduled orders
App
- From Overview, go to the current account you used to make the transfer.
- Tap "Orders & Authorisations".
- If you want to see scheduled orders for all your accounts, tap "All Accounts" on top.
- Scroll to "Scheduled orders".
Tap an order to view and make changes. Until the day before the execution date, you can:
- Edit: Change details like amount, name, execution date. You can also add info (e.g. payment reference) and decide to send as an Instant Payment (SEPA).
- Cancel: George will not execute the transfer.
Web
- From the overview, click "Your Products" in the header and choose "All about your orders".
- Scroll until you find "Scheduled orders".
By default, George shows you orders across all your accounts. To select specific ones, use the dropdown menu to the top right.
When you hover over an order, you will see buttons for the following options:
- Edit: Change details like recipient name, amount, execution date. You can also add info (e.g. payment reference) and decide to send as an Instant Payment (SEPA).
- Cancel: George will not execute the transfer.
You can edit or delete until the day before the execution date.
Make sure there is enough on your account balance for the transfer on the execution date.
Author: Samira El-Shamy