Bank Teller Transaction Codes Quiz
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What does the transaction code 'SD' represent?

  • Share Deposit (correct)
  • Share Disbursed
  • Cash Received
  • Loan Payment
  • The transaction code 'KD' refers to cash deposit

    False

    What does the transaction code 'LC' refer to?

  • CASH RECEIVED
  • LOAN COMMENT (correct)
  • CASH DISBURSED
  • LOAN ADVANCE
  • The transaction code 'VO' stands for Vault Overage.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which transaction code is used for SHARE WITHDRAWAL?

    <p>SW</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The transaction code 'RR' is for Reverse Transaction.

    <p>RECEIPT</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The transaction code 'OV' signifies?

    <p>Override to unlock Symitar users</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'KR' stands for "Check Received"

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Transaction Code "X" Mean

    <p>Transfer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Teller Transaction Codes

    • CR: Cash Received
    • CD: Cash Disbursed
    • SD: Share Deposit
    • KR: Check Received
    • ON: On-US
    • LP: Loan Payment
    • SW: Share Withdrawal
    • X: Transfer
    • Y: Access to Another Account
    • LA: Loan Advance
    • SC: Share Comment
    • GL: General Ledger
    • MP: Miscellaneous Payments
    • LC: Loan Comment
    • VO: Void
    • OV: Override to Unlock Symitar Users
    • KD: Cashier's Check
    • KC: Check Cashing
    • VS: Vault Sell
    • VB: Vault Buy
    • BK: Bulk Deposit
    • RR: Receipt Retrieval

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    Test your knowledge of key transaction codes used by bank tellers. This quiz covers various transaction types such as cash received, check disbursed, and share withdrawals. Perfect for finance students or professionals looking to refresh their understanding of teller operations.

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