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Recurring billing

Recurring billing is a billing arrangement in which a customer is charged at regular intervals for continuing goods or services until the arrangement ends.

In plain English

This means a charge happens again on a set timetable instead of only once. It applies to continuing goods or services, and the repeated charges keep going until the arrangement ends.

In context

Here, "Recurring billing" indicates that the disclosure concerns repeated scheduled charges for continuing goods or services that continue until the arrangement ends.

Situation
Understanding standard terms notices, acceptance controls, disclosures, and policy references
What it communicates
labels a disclosure about charges that repeat on a schedule.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not say how often the charges occur or how the arrangement ends.

Examples

“Recurring billing applied to the home coffee delivery, but the starter kit was charged only once.”

Core meaning

“The notice describes recurring billing for the towel service.”

In context