The ATM would retract the cash if you do not take it out within 15 seconds or so. The time depends on the machine.
The amount would anyways be debited from the account. Then you must visit your branch and raise a written complaint about the incident. The bank would then tally its accounts of the net credits and debits in the ATM machine on that particular day and if it finds that your claim was genuine it would revert the transaction.
There is no guarantee that the bank would reverse the transaction and give you the cash if you fail to pick it up from the machine.
If you forget to take the money at an ATM machine, the machine will take back the cash and keep it inside safely. Your account will not be credited with the amount that was just taken back by the ATM. You need to call up customer care and explain the situation. The bank will check the ATM cash balance and then refund the money, if the machine had indeed taken back the money.
your money is problably not kept in the bank but its loaned to other banks and other banks loan to your bank
Money is just paper, it is printed off in factories or a bank machine, then distributed through the bank
there are several: in a shop it is called a cash register, in a bank it is called a till, or a vault, outside of the bank it is called an ATM machine.
You still owe money.
If by bank machine you mean 'cash dispenser' as we call them in the UK then your very unlikely to see the money again, once the machine has dispensed the cash it is deducted from your bank account or credit card, the next person to come along will take the cash, on very rare occasion's they may take it into the bank (if its open) or hand it in to the Police, but chances are you've lost it for good.
If you forget to take the money at an ATM machine, the machine will take back the cash and keep it inside safely. Your account will not be credited with the amount that was just taken back by the ATM. You need to call up customer care and explain the situation. The bank will check the ATM cash balance and then refund the money, if the machine had indeed taken back the money.
your money is problably not kept in the bank but its loaned to other banks and other banks loan to your bank
Money is just paper, it is printed off in factories or a bank machine, then distributed through the bank
They have a counting machine to count the money and there always use to have bank counting money machines
there are several: in a shop it is called a cash register, in a bank it is called a till, or a vault, outside of the bank it is called an ATM machine.
You still owe money.
Keeping money in a bank is more beneficial than leaving it in your house because money can earn interest in a bank. Plus, if you try to hide your money at home, it's easy to forget where you put it.
The bank would deposit a portion of the money with the central bank and then think of ways to lend this money and earn an income out of it.
Paying In Machine - Mostly used at HSBC Regards
customers attempt to withdraw more money than the bank has on hand
The bank stores money inside the ATM machine, which can be fetched by the account holders of the bank through the debit or credit card issued at the time time of opening the bank account. Withdrawing money out the ATM machine is simple, all you need to do is insert your card as per instructed and enter you PIN and the amount of money you want to withdraw from the kind of account you have with the bank. The ATM will count and provide you with the required amount.