1. Cash debit: refers to the customer's cash deposit and withdrawal through self-service equipment, and the self-service equipment will automatically record the customer's cash operation amount and update its account balance.
2. Non-cash deduction: refers to the electronic payment, transfer, payment and other operations conducted by customers through self-service equipment, which records the customer's transaction information and updates the customer's account balance.
3. Deduction in the card: refers to the customer swiping the card through the self-service equipment, which will read the information in the customer's bank card and record the customer's transaction information, and update the transaction amount to the customer's account balance.
4. Mobile phone bill: refers to the operation of customers through self-service devices such as mobile phone code scanning payment and bank APP. The device will record the customer's transaction information and update the customer's account balance. Different self-service equipment charging methods will be different according to different equipment functions and usage scenarios.
The pinyin for tying accounts is zhā zhàng, a folk term. It refers to an unprofitable way of making profits in the process of gambling. You lose your credit and win the game of tying your account for money. Debit: it is also a temporary credit behavior, and different marketing points in the same system are settled at the same time. The financial staff of this unit will tie the bills together with a thread after closing the accounts at the end of each month.