"Payment at 60 DD BD" typically refers to a payment term in a financial agreement. "60 DD" means that payment is due 60 days after the date of the invoice or delivery of goods. "BD" could denote "business days," indicating that the payment is expected within 60 business days. This term is commonly used in trade and credit arrangements to specify payment timelines.
On a mini statement, "DD" typically stands for "Direct Debit." It indicates that a payment has been automatically deducted from your bank account, usually for recurring bills or subscriptions. This entry helps you keep track of automated transactions that may occur regularly.
Yes. It is almost equal to cash. A Draft is an instrument where the DD issuer has to pay the corresponding cash to the bank for the DD to be issued. Hence the DD receiver can treat it almost as good as cash. It can be cashed in one working day or lesser. Note: In cases where the DD issuer issues a stop payment or DD cancel request - the DD has no value.
A Demand Draft is an instrument that signifies the availability of cash till the amount specified in the DD. It is similar to a cheque in appearance and usage with the difference that a cheque may or may not get cashed but a DD is guaranteed payment. While issuing a cheque you need not have cash in your account but still issue it. But in case of a DD you must have cash and that amount would be debited the moment you issue a DD and the payment would happen when the customer deposits the DD.
On the top of the DD, one box will be there with Sl no. followed by digits.
DD Number is usually printed in the front of the DD on the bottom panel of the draft. The exact location might vary from bank to bank, but it can be easily identified. In most cases the term "DD No:" is added as a prefix before the DD Number for easiy identification. If you cant find it, call up your bank customer care and they will help you with it.
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I think you meant DD points. Those are for diving. They stand for Degree of Difficulty.
Contact the bank, give them the DD number and ask them to stop payment on the old DD and re-issue a new DD
Boss DD-7
"Request of Payment For Funeral or Internment Expenses"
DD 1375
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Direct Debit: its a payment method that automatically pays a bill/person.
Yes. It is almost equal to cash. A Draft is an instrument where the DD issuer has to pay the corresponding cash to the bank for the DD to be issued. Hence the DD receiver can treat it almost as good as cash. It can be cashed in one working day or lesser. Note: In cases where the DD issuer issues a stop payment or DD cancel request - the DD has no value.
A Demand Draft is an instrument that signifies the availability of cash till the amount specified in the DD. It is similar to a cheque in appearance and usage with the difference that a cheque may or may not get cashed but a DD is guaranteed payment. While issuing a cheque you need not have cash in your account but still issue it. But in case of a DD you must have cash and that amount would be debited the moment you issue a DD and the payment would happen when the customer deposits the DD.
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DD means Destroyer DD means Destroyer