Why are the payments I make in FastNet Classic subject to a standard daily limit?
Last Updated: 16 Dec 2015
The standard daily limit is an extra security precaution for FastNet Classic customers. The limit applies to self-selected (i.e. the ones you’ve set up yourself) FastNet Classic One-Off Payments, Automatic Payments, Bill Payments and International Money Transfers, or any combination of these payments.
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