wire transfer

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A transfer of funds between banks by electronic means
A wire transfer is a method of transferring funds from one entity to another. Wire transfers can be done by a simple bank account transfer, or by a transfer of cash at a cash office
A wire transfer is an automated electronic transfer between two bank accounts in 2 banks that have an established agreement The bank has to be part of the Federal Reserve System in the USA Practically every bank in any country is part of this network, at least through a third party partner bank For instance, Banco de Merida has a bank account with Chase Manhattan to send and to receive wire transfers
The electronic transfer of funds from one financial institution to another
A money transfer sent via the Federal Reserve Bank to credit an account held at another financial institution
A transfer of funds electronically from an account in one banking institution to an account in another banking institution
An electronic transfer of money from one financial institution to another or to a third party via a wire transfer agent such as Western Union
In lieu of sending an equity check to the transferee or negative proceeds check to the title company, AECC's bank can transfer funds electronically These funds are immediately available and are as good as cash
Electronic transfer of money Money is moved by debiting and crediting accounts maintained in the Federal Reserves by member banks into customer's accounts
A transaction by which funds are electronically moved from one bank to another and/or from account to account, upon customer’s instructions, through bookkeeping entries
A wire transfer allows you to send funds to your account at another institution that must be received the same day Wires must be requested prior to 3: 00 PM If you want to transfer funds to someone else we must have you come into the office to sign the proper documents There is a fee for this service
{i} electronic sending or transferring of money from one bank to another
A special banking arrangement that enables Dominion client to transfer monies for tax liabilities directly to Dominion's account A reverse wire transfer is where Dominion initiates the request to the client's bank to debit the client's account A direct wire transfer is where the client initiates the request
Electronic transfer of funds; usually involves large dollar payments
method of electronic funds transfer in which the information is flexible
The transfer of funds from one party to another through the Federal Reserve banking system
An electronic transfer of funds from one financial institution to another
  A wire transfer is an authorization by the donor to their banking institution for a one time electronic transfer of funds
An electronic payment service for transferring funds by wire (for example, through the Federal Reserve Wire Network or the Clearing House Interbank Payments System)
An electronic transfer of money from one financial institution to another or to a third party via a wire transfer agent Working Capital Calculated as the excess of current assets over current liabilities but, in effect, it represents the portion of the long-term investment in a company which is being used to support current assets
The movement of funds from one place to another electronically
An electronic form of funds transfer initiated from your financial institution Usually your financial institution will charge a small fee for this service (average $5-20 00)
bank transfer
wire transfers
plural form of wire transfer
wire transfer

    Hyphenation

    wire trans·fer

    Turkish pronunciation

    wayr tränsfır

    Pronunciation

    /ˈwīr transˈfər/ /ˈwaɪr trænsˈfɜr/
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