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An instrument used by an individual to authorize someone else to act on his/her behalf.
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They payment history of an account over a specified period of time.
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The numerical identification given to a customer of a given institution or business creditor for the merchandise or service purchased on open account or short-term credit.
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When the system creates a "force" entry so that the balance sheet is in balance.
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A check in which a material charge, such as the dollar amount, has been made.
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Any party who is to receive the proceeds of a transaction, such as a letter of credit, insurance policy, or trust.
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Form utilized to deposit into checking accounts.
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Legal transfer of one's rights to an instrument.
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A depositors instructions to the financial institution directing the institution not to pay on a specific item.
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Transaction that the cardholder bank returns either to its own merchant or the merchant bank because the transaction fails to meet certain established criteria.
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A group of bills in a teller's drawer recorded in a log for the purpose of identification and conviction of a robber.
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an indication on an account that an item will be posted to the account during the next posting period.
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Allows checks and documents to be electronically read and processed. It requires such checks and documents be encoded with standardized characters printed in magnetic ink.
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Counterfeiting a check or other document with the intent to defraud.
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a negotiable demand draft (or payable through a draft) on an office of a depository institution.
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A restriction on the payment of all or part of the balance in an account which delays the availability of the funds.
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A computerized facility that processes electronic deposits and withdrawls for member financial institutions.