direct deposit的示例

• Payments are disbursed to recipients through direct deposit to bank accounts.

• It is similar to a direct deposit but initiated by the beneficiary.

• Card users can also opt to have their payroll transferred directly to the card through direct deposit and the card acting as their checking account.

• Conveniences such as direct deposit can save companies and consumers money, though this may or may not be passed along to the consumer.

• A direct debit instruction differs from a direct deposit and standing order instruction, which are initiated by the payer.

• Programs such as direct deposit for military payrolls and better human relations are prime examples.

• Holds originate from cheque deposits waiting to clear, notice of returns, notice of collection, debit card purchases or direct deposit.

• A standing order involves fixed payment amounts paid periodically, while a direct deposit can be of any amount and can be casual or periodic.

• As of 2006, tax filers may now split their tax refund with direct deposit in up to three separate accounts with three different financial institutions.

• Direct deposit can be used only if expressly authorized.

• The amount is deducted, along with a fee, usually about 10 percent of the amount borrowed, when the next direct deposit is posted to the customer's account.

• When a direct deposit is made to the wrong account holder or in a greater amount than intended and a chargeback is made to correct the error.

• The customer gets the simple benefits of having a credit or debit cards, such as making online purchases, direct deposit, staying in hotels that require a card, etc.

• In recent times, the physical paycheck has been increasingly replaced by electronic direct deposits to the employee's designated bank account or loaded onto a payroll card.

• Cheques are still widely used for government cheques, payroll, rent, and utility bill payments, though direct deposits and online/telephone bill payments are also widely and increasingly used.