Cancel one occurrence of a scheduled Apay
If you don't see the account you want, look for it under Other Open Accounts or Closed Accounts.
Money displays **VOID** in the Balance column. A lightning bolt and an open envelope in the Number field indicate a pending instruction to cancel this scheduled automatic payment (Apay) (An electronic payment that you set up with your financial institution where funds are automatically withdrawn from your account and a payment sent to the payee, whether or not you connect to your financial institution. The payment is recorded in your Account Register the first time you connect within 30 days of the due date. Same as automatic payment.).
Important
This will cancel only one payment. Other Apays will continue to be paid unless you permanently cancel them by deleting the recurring transaction (Payment, deposit, transfer, or investment purchase that is set up in Bills & Deposits to occur with a specific frequency. Upcoming instances of this transaction appear in the Pay Bills place.) in Set up Bills & Deposits in the Bills & Deposits place.
What if I donÆt see the transaction I want to cancel in the Account Register?
Make sure youÆre in the correct account. You can switch accounts by clicking the down-arrow in the upper-left corner of the screen.
How long do I have to cancel an individual automatic payment (Apay)?
You can cancel an Apay any time before the payment is sent from your bank. When you connect to your bank within one month of the due date of an Apay, Money enters the next instance into your Account Register. However, the actual payment will not be sent until just a few days before itÆs due. Contact your bank to find out exactly how many days that is.
How can I find out if an Apay has been sent from my bank?
In the Online place for your bank, click Payments in Progress in the left pane. Look at the Status column. For more detailed status information, select the payment and click Payment Status at the bottom of the list.
How do I permanently cancel an Apay?
Tell me how Epays, Apays, Web payments, Xfers, E-bills and automatic transactions differ.