BC – Bank credit A credit from another bank or building society, or a merchant - for example, a refund for goods.
Credits and debits are two kinds of ACH transactions. Whereas a credit involves depositing, or “pushing,” funds into a bank account, for a debit, funds are withdrawn, or “pulled,” from an account.
The credit balance of bank account indicates amount payable to the bank. Credit balance of bank account means bank overdraft and it comes on balance sheet under liabilities or assets side but with minus sign.
To request a copy, you can: chat to us in our Internet Bank. You'll need to log in to our Internet Bank, select Need help? Send us a message from the left-hand menu, select Chat with us and type Get a statement into our web chat. call us on 03457 30 20 11. visit us in branch.
An account statement usually contains three parts: Account holder Details. Account Details. Transaction history.
Bank Branch: Visit your local bank branch. Request a printed copy of your bank statement from a teller. Provide identification and account details if necessary.
In the Internet Bank Through the internet bank you can view and download current account, savings and credit card statements from the last 36 months, by selecting My Documents. You can also search and filter your transaction data.
A bank statement contains all of an account's transactions from a given statement period — usually a month. Many banks and credit unions allow you to view and download bank statements online or request a physical copy by mail or at a bank branch.
In-branch – your branch can give you a copy of your bank statement and help you access your bank statements online.
BC – Bank credit A credit from another bank or building society, or a merchant - for example, a refund for goods.