How do ATM transactions work?
First, there are a variety of electronic transactions one can execute, find several examples below. • ATMs allow you to bank electronically, get cash, make deposits, pay bills, or transfer funds between accounts. These machines are used with a debit or ATM card and a personal identification number. • Point of Sale Transactions. Some ATM cards and debit cards can be used in stores to charge merchandise. Money is electronically drawn from your account and put into the store´s. • Preauthorized transfers. This is allowing for the automatic deposit of fund or withdrawal of funds to or from your account. For example, one can authorize the direct deposit of wages, social security, or dividends directly to their account. You can also preauthorize your bank to make automatic transfers for bill paying. • Telephone transfers. You can transfer funds from one of your accounts to the other, or order bill payments over the phone. • As for recordkeeping, most ATMs provide you with a receipt for the tr
Related Questions
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