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mPIN

What is mPIN?  mPIN means Mobile Banking Personal Identification Number. It’s a 6-digit passcode you must enter each time you want to conduct transactions. Customers appreciate the mPIN because of the ease of making a transaction. In addition, the mPIN works well for confirming a person’s identity. [adinserter block=”3″] [adinserter block=”4″] What is UPI? The […]

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Credit Limit

What is Credit Limit? The credit limit of a credit card refers to the maximum amount of credit a bank or other lender will extend to a customer. The credit limit varies depending on the issued card type and the customer’s eligibility. To help you understand in a better way, here’s a credit limit example:

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post dated cheque

Post Dated Cheque

Financial stability is commonly regarded as the foundation of any organisation. When a business is involved in sales or purchases, it is necessary to have a practical accounting system. A range of payment options is now available to customers. Customers can pay by cash or bank transfer for the billed amount. Cheques are one such

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A Cancelled Cheque and Its Purpose

Cancelled Cheque

A cancelled cheque is a cheque having two parallel lines drawn across it with the word “CANCELLED” written in between. A cancelled cheque leaf confirms that the individual has a bank account and it prevents from being used for further withdrawals from the drawer’s account. A cancelled cheque has the following components in it: A

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bank reconciliation statement

Bank Reconciliation Statement

What is a Bank Reconciliation Statement(BRS)? A bank reconciliation statement or BRS summarises a business and banking activity that reconciles an entity’s bank account with its financial records.  The statement defines the withdrawals, deposits, and other tasks affecting a bank account for a specific period. A bank reconciliation statement(BRS) is a beneficial financial internal control

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