George shows you if an order is open, scheduled, executed, or failed. Here's what that means, plus information on where to find your orders.
Your Payment Orders
Last Article Update 09.02.2026
Payment orders work a bit differently in the George app and web browser. We'll show you both options.
App
Where to find your payment orders
From Overview, go to your current account and tap Orders & Authorisations. You can also view orders for “All Accounts”.
Your orders are listed under 4 categories:
You won't see a category if there are no matching orders.
All your transfers show up here, including:
What you don't see here (and where to find it)
Not all orders are payment orders. Here's where George shows the following:
- Securities orders: You'll find these in your securities portfolio.
- Standing & sweep orders: These show up in your transaction history each time a transfer is completed. To see a list of all your active orders, go to your Current account > Functions > Standing & sweep orders.
Web Browser
Where to find your payment orders
Click “Your Products” and choose “All about your orders”. By default, George shows you orders for all current accounts - you can filter using the dropdown list top right.
When you click on an order, you'll see more details as well as your options (e.g. edit, print, sign). This varies based on order status.
Your orders are listed under 4 categories:
You won't see a category if there are no matching orders.
All your transfers show up here, including:
Where to find your standing & sweep orders
You'll find the list of all your active standing & sweep orders in your current account under Standing orders. The transfers will show up regularly in your transaction history.
Orders & account history: What's the difference?
Your account history shows all incoming and outgoing transactions on your current account, going back up to 7 years. This includes card payments, SEPA direct debits and transfers.
Your orders show the transfers/payment orders you created in the last 6 months, split by category.
Open orders
If you create a transfer but don't sign it yet, it will show up as an open order.
This can be practical if you want to bundle transfers and sign just once. Or double check something before you send.
App
How to create an open order
Create a transfer as usual. When you get to the summary:
- Hit “X” (iPhone) or "←" (Android).
- In the list that pops up, choose “Save payment as open order”.
- Your transfer will now show up as an open order.
When you’re ready to complete the transfer, go to:
Current account > Orders & Authorisations > Sign open orders
You can sign all open orders, or choose which one(s) you want.
Deep dive: Find out more about open orders
Failed orders
Sometimes, a transfer doesn't go through. This can have many reasons. George will try to explain why, so you can decide what to do next. For more information, see our guide on failed orders.
Scheduled orders
If you sign a transfer and ask George to send the money on a specific date, it will show up as a scheduled order.
You can go to an order to cancel or make changes any time until then, as long as you chose a transfer date after today. Note that there should be enough on your balance for the transfer on the execution date.
Deep dive: Find out more about scheduled orders
Executed orders
Once George completes a transfer, it will show up as an executed order. You can see details by going on it.
App
Web
Deep dive: Find out more about executed orders
Author: Samira El-Shamy