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Take the money to a teller at your bank, or deposit it in the ATM at your bank.
You haven't said whether the account in question is your own, or some other person's account, and the procedure is not exactly the same for those cases, however, if you go to the bank where this account exists, and you take your money in whatever form you have it (cash, check, money order) and preferably a bank card, or bank book, or any other relevant documentation you may have, you can then get on line to see a bank teller, and when you get to the teller, you can explain what you want to do, and the teller will help you to do it. Also note: in many cases it is also possible to deposit money by means of an automatic teller machine, however, if you don't know how to deposit money, better start with a human teller who can answer your questions.
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This person is a teller.
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The money meaning of ATM is Automated Teller Machine.When ATM is used in casual conversation it normally means : At The Moment(for sort)
1. ATM machine 2. Cheque 3. Or by filling withdrawal slips and handing it over to the teller at the counter
1. ATM machine 2. Cheque 3. Or by filling withdrawal slips and handing it over to the teller at the counter
Any Time Money
It is a routing protocol. It stands for Asynchronous Transfer Mode. Or an Automatic Teller Machine - usually called a cash machine in the UK.
An ATM will automatically issue money to you up to the limit of your debit card. Your account is automatically debited with the amount you take out.
An ATM processor is an Automatic Teller Machine Processor, i.e. a machine that, when you insert a card, gives you means of exchange, or money.
That is a bank teller
First electronic automated teller machine is discovered by De La Rue
You haven't said whether the account in question is your own, or some other person's account, and the procedure is not exactly the same for those cases, however, if you go to the bank where this account exists, and you take your money in whatever form you have it (cash, check, money order) and preferably a bank card, or bank book, or any other relevant documentation you may have, you can then get on line to see a bank teller, and when you get to the teller, you can explain what you want to do, and the teller will help you to do it. Also note: in many cases it is also possible to deposit money by means of an automatic teller machine, however, if you don't know how to deposit money, better start with a human teller who can answer your questions.
Take the money to a teller at your bank, or deposit it in the ATM at your bank.