what is an atm/electronic fund transfer?
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An ATM (Automated Teller Machine) is an electronic/computerized way to withdraw or deposit money to your bank account without having to visit the bank. It does so via an internet connection which, through your confidential pin number, links you to your account. Banks have ATM's for the convenience of their customers. It is mainly used to withdraw money, but can also facilitate other functions such as checking bank balances, and transferring money from one account to another.\n\nYou can find a lot of information about ATM's in the following link.
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Telegraphic transfer, it's a payment method using wire transfer meaning transfer of fund from one bank to another bank.  If you have an account with a bank, you just have to fill out a form for your instruction to pay your supplier via T/T. You will need details like.. bank account of beneficiary (the supplier), bank name, branch, swift code, etc.  You will be charged a certain fee for the transfer of fund.
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what details do u want.if u want to know what it means then it is simply trasfer of funds thru internet from one account to other
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According to India Infoline, it was HSBC who initiated ATM usage in India : \n\nhttp://www.indiainfoline.com/pefi/bank/atma.html\n\nThe Wikipedia entry on ICICI Bank says that it was the first to offer a wide network of ATMs.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICICI_Bank\nYou can find some more of the history of ATM usage in India in the ATM Outsourcing report on the Wipro website :\n\nhttp://www.wipro.co.in/ATM%20Outsourcing%20-%20report.pdf
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If it is not your banks atm, then you are "borrowing" another banks money, literally.  They count that stuff and put it in there themselves.  So they have to contact your bank and your bank has to wire it to them (of course a pc does this).
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You can use an ATM, which enables you to do these things even when your bank is closed or you can't get to your bank:\n\n+ Withdraw cash\n\n+ Make deposits\n\n+ Transfer money between accounts\n\n+ Check your balances
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1. Stamp (or write on) the back of the check to indicate it was received by the bank, and for internal banking purposes.\n2. Put the check in the drawer.\n3. Put the checks in a safe.\n4. Truck picks up checks and brings them to local headquarters.\n5. Intra-bank transfer occurs or checks are sent to national headquarters.\n6. Check is sent to originating bank.\n7. Originating bank electronically transfers funds to recipient's bank.\n8. Check returned to originator for bookkeeping purposes.
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Often the bank's number has a merchant option as part of automatic service where you can check the availability of fund. If not, talk to the teller the first thing in the morning since they adjust the account every afternoon. When the fund is there, take the check to the bank where it came from and cash it at the teller counter.
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Western Union is one of  the oldest and largest money transfer networks worldwide. It is one the safest way to receive money since it is not possible to reverse the transaction, especially if the amount is received in cash. More details available at \nhttp://www.money-transfer.in/westernunionmoneytransfer.html\nYou can try.
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If it's a big sum (i.e. Rs. one lakh) wire it from US to India.\nI was able to wire directly to an ICICI account from Citibank Belgium so I guess other international banks may work too.\nFor small sums I think it's better to take it in cash.\nHowever since you said 'online' I think you mean through online banking.In that case it depends what online facilities your bank offers.If you are in the USA physically and you can't do it over the net then go to your bank and ask to wire it to your Indian A/C (again, providing it's a reasonably big sum)
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Actual funds are not available until the check you are depositing clears the bank of origin (since most money transfers are done electronically, the delay is minimal on payroll checks). Deposit at the ATM today.. since most banks have times deposits are posted to the account, such as Next business day, after 3pm deposits aren't posted until after midnight of the next business day... it's pretty convoluted... at least a deposit slip will cover any automatic fees in your account. However, the funds may not be available to you to get cash back at the ATM machine.\n\nDaveB mentioned over drafts.. this is true, the bank will withdraw funds before posting deposits.. it's their way of charging overdraft fees. so as long as you have enough money for your requested cash withdrawl, you'll be fine.
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You can either do this by setting up a direct debut or a standing order. Both of these methods use BACS system, basically it takes 3 working days for the funds to be taken from one account and credited to the second.\n\nContact your bank and ask them to set up a direct debit or a standing order so you can transfer funds from this account and credit it to your external bank account.\n\nAnother option is to use the CHAPS system, the funds are transferred from one acc to the other within a few seconds, but there is usually a £20 charge. This option is only normally used when you transfer large sums of funds, say if you was buying a house or expensive car.
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sure you can...buy 1 or 2 ATM machines to bigger cities,issue your own bankcards to clients and it will work!\n...also let clients get cash from your ATMs without having a bankcard,only with a code!
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Your ATM card with visa or master card will work in Europe.  But you will get Local currency only :D
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Where do i send you the money?
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Yes it can. A ATM card is specifically to widraw money from the bank machine. With a Debit card you can widraw money and use it stores for shopping etc. Hope that helps.
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Wire transport. This means that the funds are electronically transfered. One bank sends an email -like transfer notice to another bank regarding the amount of money and who is sending and where to deposit the money.