One-Click Repeat Payments
Send to a familiar recipient again without starting from scratch. Open a past transaction, adjust the amount and reference, and send, with the same payment method and a fresh compliance check every time.
Everything needed to send to a familiar recipient again
One module for repeating a past transaction, re-validating it, and sending it, without touching the original send flow.
Repeat from any transaction
Open a past transaction and continue with Send again.
Only two fields to edit
Amount and reference. Everything else carries over automatically.
Same recipient, same method
The payment method is locked to match the original transaction.
Fresh compliance checks
Account status and currency availability are re-checked before the funds move.
SEPA Instant re-verified
For SEPA recipients, the IBAN is re-checked to confirm it still supports Instant.
Excluded where it doesn’t apply
Crypto exchange and Foreign exchange transactions don’t offer a repeat option.
From a past transaction to a new one, in five steps
Open transaction
Find the past transaction and select Send again.
Review pre-filled details
Recipient and payment method are carried over automatically.
Edit amount and reference
The only two fields that can change.
Re-validate
Status, currency, and SEPA IBAN eligibility are checked again.
Confirm and send
The payment is submitted using the original payment method.
Everything from the original transaction, carried over automatically
Recipient and payment method come directly from the transaction you opened. Only amount and reference are left open for you to change.
- Amount and reference are editable
- Recipient is locked to the original transaction
- Payment method is locked and shown read-only
- The original transaction itself is never modified
A repeat payment is re-validated, not just re-sent
Time has passed since the original transaction. Before the funds move, FinHost checks that everything is still true.
- Account status is re-checked
- Currency availability is re-checked
- For SEPA recipients, IBAN validity for the payment method is re-checked
- If the recipient’s IBAN no longer supports SEPA Instant, the payment is blocked before it happens
One click instead of a full re-entry, every time
Without repeat payments
- Re-enter recipient details every time
- Re-select the payment method manually
- Risk of outdated or invalid recipient data
- Extra steps for a routine, familiar payment
With FinHost
- One click from any past transaction
- Only amount and reference to edit
- Status, currency, and IBAN eligibility re-checked automatically
- Blocked automatically if SEPA Instant is no longer supported
From a past transaction to funds sent again
Find the transaction
Open a past payment to the recipient.
Select Send again
Recipient and method are pre-filled.
Adjust amount and reference
The only two editable fields.
Confirm
Details are re-validated before sending.
Funds sent again
Same recipient, same method, new amount.
The same standards as any new payment
The sender’s account must still be in acceptable standing before a repeat payment is processed.
The transaction’s currency must still be available on the sender’s account.
For SEPA recipients, the IBAN is re-checked. If it no longer supports SEPA Instant, the payment is blocked automatically.
One-Click Repeat Payments
What fields can I edit when repeating a payment?
Only the amount and reference. The recipient and payment method carry over from the original transaction and can’t be changed.
Can I send to a different recipient using Send again?
No. Send again keeps the original transaction’s recipient and payment method. To send to someone else, start a new transfer instead.
Which payment methods don’t support Send again?
Crypto exchange and Foreign exchange transactions don’t offer a repeat option.
What if my account status has changed since the original payment?
Account status is re-checked before a repeat payment is sent, the same as it would be for any new payment.
What happens if the recipient’s IBAN no longer supports SEPA Instant?
The repeat payment is blocked automatically before it happens.