What if I havenÆt sent the Epay?
If you haven't yet sent the payment instructions to your Direct Bill Payment (A Direct Financial Service that allows you to pay bills electronically, which can be used with any checking account in the U.S. After you set up Direct Bill Payment at your financial institution, you can have money electronically debited from your account and your financial institution will send that money to your designated payee.) provider (that is, if the transaction still says "Epay" in the Number field), you can delete the payment simply by clicking it in the Account Register and pressing the DEL key on your keyboard.
If you've already sent the payment to your financial institution (Bank, brokerage house, and credit card provider.), but it hasn't yet been sent to the payee (The individual or business to whom a check is written.), follow these steps:
If you don't see the account you want, look for it under Other Open Accounts or Closed Accounts.
You can identify an electronic transaction that has not cleared your financial institution by the lightning bolt and envelope preceding the check number in the Number field.
Money asks if you want to send an instruction to your financial institution to cancel this transaction. You must answer Yes to cancel the payment.
Money displays **VOID** in the register's Balance field and a lightning bolt and open envelope in the Number field to indicate this is a pending instruction to cancel the payment.
How do I stop an Epay that has already been sent to the payee?
Contact your financial institution for a Stop Payment order.
What if I donÆt want to send an Epay, but I donÆt want to delete it either?
Simply delete the Epay from the Number field. Or, in the Connect place in the Online Financial Services place for the financial institution, right-click the transaction and click Remove.
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