f I got your question right then a DD has been issued from bank XYZ in your name and you want to deposit it in ABC. I don't see a problem in this. If the DD only has your name on it you can deposit it in any bank where you have an account. While if the DD has your bank & account details printed along with your name then you have to deposit it in the same bank as mentioned in the DD.
Direct Debit
its a type of bank account where the name of the account holder is kept secret.
No. A Savings account is not a mandatory requirement to get a demand draft from Axis Bank. You need to carry the following details:Your Name & Identification proof (Passport, Driver's License etc. - Anyone would suffice)The person to whom the DD must be payable to (The receiver)The Amount (You need to carry cash for the same)The Commission Charges (The charges for issuing the DD)Once you fill up a form for getting the DD with the details you can submit it to the bank teller and deposit the cash. They will also take a DD issuing charge and then issue the DD in 15-20 mins time.However, if you have a bank account with Axis Bank, the commission charges you need to pay will be comparatively lesser than what you may have to pay if you are a non-customer.
It is the name of the account holder
A Demand can be cashed in either of the following ways: a. Take the DD to the bank that has issued it (any branch would do) and provide valid identification to prove that you are the person to pay whom, the DD was taken. The bank will pay cash immediately b. Take the DD to any bank that you have a bank account with and deposit it into your bank account. Cash will reach your account within 2-3 working days.
f I got your question right then a DD has been issued from bank XYZ in your name and you want to deposit it in ABC. I don't see a problem in this. If the DD only has your name on it you can deposit it in any bank where you have an account. While if the DD has your bank & account details printed along with your name then you have to deposit it in the same bank as mentioned in the DD.
It is not mandatory to have an account with a bank in order to take a demand draft. You can walk into any bank's branch and ask them for a demand draft requisition form. Once you fill the form and pay the money required the bank will issue you the DD you wanted. If you are a customer with the bank, they might charge you a little less for the DD fee but that does not prevent you from getting a DD from any bank.
Direct Debit
Dear Sir, I had obtained a Demand Draft (DD No: -----) on ------ (Date) from your bank for Rs. -----/- in favor of ----- (The person for whom you took the DD). Due to some unavoidable circumstances, this DD is no longer required. Hence I request you to cancel the DD and deposit the money into my savings account no: ----- (Your account Number) Thanks, Your signature. Address the letter to the bank manager and you would get the DD cancelled and money deposited to your account.
DD of any bank can be cancelled by producing the original DD to the issuing bank and adhering to formalities prescribed by that bank.
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A relationship bank account does not use money...
its a type of bank account where the name of the account holder is kept secret.
No. A Savings account is not a mandatory requirement to get a demand draft from Axis Bank. You need to carry the following details:Your Name & Identification proof (Passport, Driver's License etc. - Anyone would suffice)The person to whom the DD must be payable to (The receiver)The Amount (You need to carry cash for the same)The Commission Charges (The charges for issuing the DD)Once you fill up a form for getting the DD with the details you can submit it to the bank teller and deposit the cash. They will also take a DD issuing charge and then issue the DD in 15-20 mins time.However, if you have a bank account with Axis Bank, the commission charges you need to pay will be comparatively lesser than what you may have to pay if you are a non-customer.
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The meaning of TR on a bank account is asset based financing.