noun

• A standing order to a bank to make specified payments from one's account to a particular recipient.

  ‘If you wish to make the payment by banker's order in future years, you should make a new banker's order.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘This subscription will not be banked or any banker's orders initiated until your application has been approved.’
  • ‘Over half of this comes from our regular planned giving - banker's orders and tax reclaimed on covenants.’
  • ‘Members paying by banker's order will be requested to complete new forms for 2008.’
  • ‘A particularly useful way of making a donation is via banker's orders, which transfer a fixed amount of money from supporters to the Campaign each month.’

  Synonyms

  cheque, order, banker's order, money order, bill of exchange, postal order