What are the bank transfer methods?

In the daily life of investors, bank transfer is a very common payment method. So what are the bank transfer methods? Matters needing attention in transfer? Xi Cai Jun has also prepared relevant contents for your reference.

What are the bank transfer methods?

1, bank counter transfer. Counter transfer refers to the transfer made at the counter of the bank's business outlets. I need to provide my ID card, bank card, etc. for counter transfer. , checked and operated by the teller. The advantage of counter transfer is that it is safe and reliable, and it can handle large transfers. The disadvantage is that there may be a queue, and the time and place are limited.

2. Self-service terminal transfer. Self-service terminal transfer refers to the use of bank ATM and other equipment to transfer money. Investors only need to carry a bank card to handle it. The advantage of self-service terminal transfer is that it is convenient and fast, and the transfer procedure is simpler than the bank counter.

3. Online bank transfer. Online bank transfer refers to online bank transfer through computer and U shield. Before transferring money, investors need to open online banking services. The advantage of online banking transfer is that it is simple and efficient, and can be handled anytime and anywhere.

Matters needing attention in transfer?

1, check the information. Investors must carefully check the payee's name, payee's bank account number, payee's bank account number and other information to avoid mistakes or omissions that lead to transfer failure or transfer errors.

2. Confirm the results. After completing the transfer operation, be sure to check the transfer results in time to confirm whether the transfer is successful and consistent with expectations. If you find any abnormality or doubt, you can immediately contact the bank customer service or staff for verification.

3. Keep the transfer voucher. After the transfer is completed, investors should keep relevant vouchers, such as transfer receipts, SMS notifications, transaction records, etc. , so as to be used as evidence in case of disputes or problems.