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lectronic unds ransfer] A computer-based system allowing electronic transfer of money from one account to another.

Electronic payment in which funds are transfered between bank accounts at different financial institutions.

Acronym for Electronic File Transfer. The transfer of files by digital means (telecommunication, etc.). Normally EFT's consist of modem transfer, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), e-mails, etc. to top

( lectronic unds ransfer) a transfer of funds that a consumer authorizes a financial organization to make on their account; usually initiated through the use of a PC, telephone, or magnetic tape

Funds which are electronically credited to an individual's account (e.g. direct deposit), or electronically debited from their account on an ongoing basis (e.g. a pre-authorized monthly bill payment, or a monthly loan or mortgage payment). A wire transfer is a form of EFT.

The process whereby your bank sends the loan proceeds electronically to your school if the school participates in this program.

A transaction initiated through an electronic terminal, telephone, computer, or magnetic tape that instructs a financial institution either to credit or debit a consumerâ€(tm)s asset account.

The electronic exchange of information between financial institutions, resulting in debits and credits.

The process whereby your bank wires the loan proceeds directly to your school if the school participates in this program.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A transfer of funds initiated electronically rather than by use of a paper check.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The transfer of money via an electronic terminal including an automatic teller machine or telephone. It also applies to credit card and recurring payments.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A monthly benefit payment electronically transferred to the bank account of the recipient. It is also known as CRAFTS, Central Regional Automatic Funds Transfer System, Inc.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Process by which money is transmitted electronically from one bank account to another.

Electronic Funds Transfer - an example is automatic deposit of paychecks.

Electronic Funds Transfer. This is a wire transfer of money, usually from the Lessor to the equipment vendor for the amount specified in the lease agreement.

A method of transferring money from one bank account to another using a variety of electronic methods such as bank wire transfer, federal wire transfer and international wire transfer.

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is a system of transferring money from one bank account directly to another without any paper money changing hands.

Refers to Electronic Funds Transfer.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A process used by many schools and lenders to electronically wire funds for Stafford and PLUS disbursements directly to the school, eliminating the need for a paper check that would need to be signed by both the school and the student.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A process by which student loan proceeds are electronically disbursed directly from the lender to the school, and the school then applies the funds against the student's account at the school. This eliminates the need for individual checks for student loan disbursements.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The electronic transfer of funds from payer to payee through the banking system.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The means by which a donor's bank transfers a donation (usually monthly) from the donor's bank account to the bank account of a non-profit organization that the donor designates.

electronic funds transfer. An electronically based rather than paper-based system of transferring money. One of the most widely used EFT methods is to transfer funds using the Automated Clearing House network (ACH), a computer network that connects all US financial institutions. CircleLending uses ACH to debit and credit loan repayments.

Electronic Funds Transfer; also referred to as direct deposit.

Electronic Funds Transfer, the electronic exchange of payment and remittance information.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Movement of funds from one bank account to another using communications networks to activate banking transactions.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Can be a generic term for an electronic payment or Direct credit. The expression is also associated specifically with the payment system or service used for 'same day' payments in the UK, ie, CHAPS, the Clearing House Automated Payment System.

Electronic funds transfer. It can refer to any digital transfer of money between accounts, whether by ATM machine or online bill paying.

Electronic Fund Transfer.

Electronic Funds Transfer (same as Direct Deposit)

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Electronic Funds Transfer. Systems used to transfer funds electronically, i.e., computers, magnetic tapes, automated teller machines, and telephones instead of issuing paper checks.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Refers to payments cleared through Fedwire or ACH.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A generic term describing any transfer of funds between parties or depository institutions via electronic data systems. Automated Clearing House (ACH) is an example of EFT.

Electronic Funds Transfer. your funds are electronically deposited directly to an account at UAF, which expedites disbursing funds to you.

Electronic Funds Transfer - an electronic system that automatically moves funds, e.g., an ATM withdrawal or pay-by-phone transaction.

Electronic funds transfer. The electronic transfer of loan proceeds from the lender to a restricted account at the school or the school's financial institution.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Movement of funds between two accounts, sometimes used to make payments.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Generic term for electronically transferring money between financial institutions' accounts.

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Electronic Funds Transfer. A generic term used whenever money is moved between accounts using an electronic terminal, telephone, computer, magnetic tape, or other means besides checks or other paper.

Electronic funds transfer. A premium payment method under which policy owners authorize their banks to pay premiums automatically on due dates by transferring funds by wire from the bank to the insurer.

electronic funds transfer. Electronic payments such as ACH or wire transfer.

electronic funds transfer. The use of telecommunications systems and debit and credit cards to move funds. Paperless system used with credit and debit cards.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A service that allows customers to have premium payments drawn directly from their bank accounts, eliminating the need to write checks. EFT simplifies record keeping, eliminates postage fees and reduces bank processing charges.

Abbreviation for Electronic Funds Transfer, a technology that authorizes a bank or financial institution to debit or credit an account securely and instantaneously by electronic means.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A paperless transmission of data representing money in a certain currency by electronic terminal (computer, POS etc.). In choosing EFT, users authorize a financial institution to debit or credit an account. It replaces the sending of paper instruments (checks etc.).

(Electronic Funds Transfer) A method of transferring money from one bank account to another, using any of a wide variety of electronic methods currently available.

electronic funds transfer. A method of making payments directly into the payee account. Wages may be paid this way. The process saves withdrawal of funds from one account for deposit into another account.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Automatically transferring payment to a provider's or supplier's bank account.

Electronic Funds Transfer is used by lenders to wire loan funds directly to the University without requiring the student to endorse a check.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Refers to money transactions performed by any electronic means (i.e. Fedwire, ATM and ACH).

Electronic Funds Transfer. Financial transactions, including payments, deposits, etc., that are conducted using electronic or computer-based technology. These may be manual, such as ATM withdrawals, or automatic.

Electronic Funds Transfer. An automatic method of transferring funds electronically from one bank account to another without producing a check. See also: Automatic Payment Plan.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Any transfer of funds that is initiated through electronic means, such as data transmission by computer rather than a paper based transaction, such as a check.

Electronic Funds Transfer is used by lenders to wire funds directly to participating schools without requiring an intermediate check for the student to endorse.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Generic name for systems which transfer cash around between accounts at the speed of light, thereby preventing people using delays in cheque clearance to keep themselves solvent.

The monthly automated payments are processed through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system. With proper authorization, the monthly mortgage payment is electronically transferred from the borrower's account to ditech.com.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Computerized systems that process financial transactions and information about financial transactions, or that affect an exchange of value between two parties.

EFTs are Electronic Fund Transfers between banks. The recommended means of sending or receiving payments.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The transfer or movement of funds by electronic means.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A process allowing the lender or the borrower to transfer payments electronically between bank accounts or to a lender.

an Electronic Funds Transfer of money between bank accounts.

Source: SAF/SB Electronic Funds Transfer

electronic funds transfer. A method of transferring funds between financial intermediaries through an electronic computer network.

Electronic Funds Transfer. An account holder has two options for payment from their AGF account upon withdrawal. One is a cheque mailed to the address on file for that account holder (or signature guaranteed request to be sent to another address), the second is to have the proceeds sent EFT to their bank account. In order to request the second option, the account holder needs to provide AGF with banking information (usually a pre-printed void cheque in which the address matched the address AGF has on file- otherwise a signature guarantee will be required). EFT usually takes three to five business days to be released into the bank account.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The transfer of money electronically from an account in one financial institution to an account in another financial institution (see Direct Deposit).

Electronic Funds Transfer.The technology and practice of making payments by means of functions embodied in computer systems.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A generic term used to describe any ACH or wire transfer.

Electronic funds transfer. transfer of money from one bank account to another or to a CSE agency.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Electronic transfer of support payments from CSS to the personal account of an obligee, in lieu of checks. May also involve electronic transfer of payments to CSS from employers or other payors.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A process where student loan funds are wired electronically into the school’s restricted account at the school’s bank, then transferred to the student’s tuition account.

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Electronic Funds Transfer. EFT is a method of transferring funds electronically between bank accounts to pay invoices.

Electronic Funds Transfer. An electronically-transmitted financial credit or debit transaction using EDI.

Electronic funds transfer. The transfer of money between accounts by consumer electronic systems such as automated teller machines (ATMs), and electronic payment of bills.

Electronic Fund Transfers. These occur between banks and are the most common way of sending and receiving money.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A method of payment. It is convenient, helps prevent installment agreement defaults, and saves processing costs.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A system for sending funds electronically, such as data transmission by computer rather than a paper-based transaction, such as a check.

Electronic funds transfer. A paperless transfer of funds initiated by transmission from a terminal, computer or telephone.

Electronic Funds Transfer; the electronic transfer of funds between bank accounts of business partners.

Electronic Funds Transfer is used by lenders to send student loan funds directly to schools, in lieu of a paper check that the student must endorse.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A process that allows either the lender or the borrower to transfer funds or payments electronically between respective bank accounts.

an electronic movement of funds that eliminates the need for paper.

Electronic payment Electronic Funds Transfer - the transfer of funds between bank accounts by electronic means. Electronic funds transfer is the term used to describe any transfer of funds initiated through an electronic terminal, telephone, or computer. When you pay your tax using EFT, funds are electronically transferred from your bank account to the Department's bank account.

Electronic Funds Transfer. An electronic exchange of money, sometimes including supporting information such as remittance advice.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A transaction that allows ISA+ payors to have premium payments drawn directly from their bank accounts, eliminating the need to write checks. EFTs simplify record keeping, eliminate postage fees, and reduce bank processing charges.

An electronic funds transfer facilitated through transmission from a card terminal, a telephone or a computer.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The movement of funds by non-paper means (i.e. electronically usually through a payment system such as the ACH network of Fedline.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A means of electronically depositing your earnings to or withdrawing payments from your bank.

Electronic Funds Transfer. KPERS retirement benefits are directly deposited into a member's account at a financial institution by electronic transmission according to a routing code and account number, instead of a paper check.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Any transfer of funds that is initiated through electronic means, like a wire transfer from a bank to a school.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Technology that transfers funds from the bank account of one person or organization to that of another.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A paperless way to get loan money electronically transferred from the lender to an account at the school or the school's financial institution.

electronic funds transfer. EFT allows account holders to transfer funds from an account electronically. This method of transfer is not only highly secure, but also extremely efficient and easy to transact.

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Electronic Funds Transfer. Any transfer of funds, other than a transaction originated by check, draft, or similar paper instrument, that is initiated through an electronic terminal, telephone, or computer or magnetic tape for the purpose of ordering, instructing, or authorizing a financial institution to debit or credit an account. The term includes, but is not limited to, point-of-sale transfers, ATM transfer, direct deposits or withdrawals of funds, and transfers initiated by telephone. It includes all transfers resulting from debit card transactions, including those that do not involve an electronic terminal at the time of the transaction. The term does not include payments made by check, draft, or similar paper instrument at an electronic terminal.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A transfer of funds that is initiated through electronic means and results in a financial institution debiting or crediting an account.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Computerized systems for processing transactions between financial institutions. The electronic transfer of funds through the banking system.

electronic funds transfer. Transfer of funds electronically rather than by check or cash. The Federal Reserve's Fedwire and automated clearing house services are EFT systems.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Any movement of funds by nonpaper means. EFTs provide various levels of security and the funds are generally available for investment sooner.

electronic funds transfer. a system for transferring money electronically between accounts at financial institutions

(Electronic Funds Transfer) Electronically transmitted credit or debit transaction within the Electronic Data Interchange.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Electronic transfer of funds from one account to another.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Sending payment instructions across a computer network, or the company-to-company, company-to-bank, or bank-to-bank electronic exchange of value.

Electronic Funds Transfer. The financial service of electronically transferring funds from one account to another instead of using current checking system. Also referred to as an “automatic bank draft”.

Electronic Funds Transfer is used by lenders to send student loan funds electronically to schools, in lieu of paper checks. Funds received by EFT will be credited to the student account to pay charges before being released to the student.

This is an acronym for electronic funds transfer. It is used to transfer money between different accounts or banks.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Means of transferring money from UNC to individual bank accounts. Also see Direct Deposit and ACH.

LECTRONIC UNDS RANSFER, term used to define a computerized transfer of funds from a depositing organization through the ACH to a receiving organization or ind ividual (aka: direct deposit)

Electronic Funds Transfer. Transfer of money initiated through electronic terminal, automated teller machine, computer, telephone, or magnetic tape. Since the 1990s, this has also included transfer initiated via the World-Wide Web. The term also applies to credit card and automated bill payments. You'll find a lot of people who say that their favorite EFT process is the one that deposits their salaries in their bank accounts.

ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER. Financial transactions and information about such that is processed between financial institutions.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Electronic distribution of loan funds from the lender to the college.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Student loan funds that are sent to Stony Brook electronically by the lender. EFT permits speedy disbursal of your loan because the funds are deposited directly into your account without requiring you to sign a check.

Electronic Funds Transfer. Illinois Public Act 91-0677, effective January 5, 2000, requires every employer with at least 250 employees to use EFT. Employers with fewer than 250 employees but with at least 10 Income Withholding Notices must also use EFT to pay all amounts withheld except for: support orders providing only spousal maintenance with no child support obligations; support orders entered in another state; non IV-D support payments not being made through income withholding.

ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER. Process of electronically transferring funds to or from an account. This evolved to eliminate the costly and time consuming paper method.

electronic funds transfer. The transfer of funds between accounts and firms electronically.

ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER. A term used to describe the electronic transfer of monies from one financial institution to another.

Stands for "electronic funds transfer," a term synonomous with ACH, or "Automated Clearing House."

Electronic Funds Transfer. The transfer of money initiated through an electronic terminal, ATM machine, computer or telephone.

Electronic Funds Transferred — example: Direct deposit of payroll checks

Electronic Funds Transfer. The transfer of money initiated through an electronic terminal, automated teller machine, computer, telephone, or magnetic tape. EFT also applies to credit card and automated bill payments.

Electronic Funds Transfer: transfer of electronic payments (e.g. direct deposit of pay) across secure networks.

Transfer of money initiated through electronic terminal, automated teller machine, computer, telephone, or magnetic tape. In the late 1990s, this increasingly includes transfer initiated via the Web. The term also applies to credit card and automated bill payments.

A system that transfers funds through electronic messages instead of by physical means, such as cash or cheques. A generic term describing any transfer of funds between parties or depository institutions via electronic data systems. See also ACH.

Electronic Funds Transfer. See also ATM, Online Banking

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Electronic funds transfer. A computerized system that processes financial transactions and information about these transactions or performs the exchange of value between two parties.

Electronic funds transfer. A method where funds that the student applied for are electronically transferred from the lender into the student's tuition account.

Electronic Funds Transfer. (EFT) - The transfer of a monetary amount that has been charged on a credit or charge card to a bank or clearinghouse.

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Electronic Funds Transfer. An industry term meaning monies transferred from one account to another electronically.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A system that transfers funds through electronic messages instead of by traditional means, such as cash or cheques.

Electronic Funds Transfer. A transfer of funds between accounts by electronic means rather than conventional paper-based payment methods. EFT is any financial transaction originating from a telephone or electronic terminal, or from a computer or magnetic tape.

ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER. Allows you to deposit or withdraw money from an account through electronic means, eliminatiing cheques and withdrawal slips.

Electronic funds transfer. A paperless transfer of funds initiated from a terminal, computer, telephone instrument, or magnetic tape.

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