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SDD B2B — Business-to-Business Direct Debit

What is SDD B2B (SEPA Direct Debit Business-to-Business)? The business-to-business direct debit scheme and how it differs from SDD Core.

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SDD B2B (SEPA Direct Debit Business-to-Business) is a direct debit scheme designed exclusively for business-to-business collections. It is based on the same logic as SDD Core but includes differences specific to the business world.

Differences from SDD Core

  • No refund right: The debtor company generally cannot request a refund for an authorised collection. For this reason, mandate verification is stricter.
  • Legal entities only: The debtor cannot be a consumer.
  • Bank approval: The debtor’s bank verifies the mandate details in advance.

When is it used?

It is suitable for regular supplier payments, corporate subscriptions and recurring business-to-business collections.

Because the B2B scheme has no refund right, managing mandates correctly becomes critical.

Sources

Confidence is graded from A (official document) to E (unverified).

SEPA scheme rulebooks & geographical scope

European Payments Council (EPC)

A
Document date:
2025
Last checked:
2026-07-16

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