That will depend to a certain extent on the amount of money and damage done. In most places it is likely to be a felony and may not have a limit. In others it could be as little as one year.
No, withdrawing money from an ATM is an example of Real-Time Processing as you are taking money out/putting in at that moment.
The main advantage of using an ATM is the fact that you can have access to the cash in your bank account whenever you need it. If, for instance, you are at a store that does not take checks or credit cards but it has an ATM, you can withdraw the money for your purchase. This also means you can travel anywhere without cash. If the location has an ATM and you have your ATM card, you can access your money instantly.
If you were to dry a sequence diagram for withdrawing money from an ATM, you would first draw a human figure holding an ATM card. You would then draw the figure placing the ATM card in the machine. Next would be a drawing of the figure pushing buttons, then taking money, and finally removing the card.
You draw the money from the first ATM, then you walk/crawl/fly/swim to the other ATM and deposit it into that ATM.
Yes. Almost all banks these days allow deposit of money through ATM's into all types of accounts including checking accounts. However, there are limitations on the amount of money that can be deposited in a single transaction (Around 50 to 100 notes depending on country). There are also limitations on the type of bills accepted by the ATM. Larger denominations like $1000 or $500 arent accepted by ATMs. Typically accepted denominations are $10, $50 and $100.
You cannot money form one ATM to another ATM, you need to go to the bank to tranfer money to another account.
An ATM Surcharge is the service charge that you have to pay for using a private ATM or the ATM of some other bank. For ex: If you have a Bank of America ATM and opt to use a private ATM machine in a shopping mall or a Chase bank ATM, then you will charged a surcharge for using an ATM that is not in Bank of America network because - the owner of the ATM would charge Bank of America for its customer taking money from their ATM
A flow chart on how to withdraw money from an ATM would start with putting your card in the system and end with you taking the cash out. You should also include information about putting in the PIN and entering the amount to be withdrawn.
First you must have money in your account before ATM will dispense money. Then contact your banking institution, their # is on the back of the ATM card.
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