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BANKING
APPLICATIONS
Ms.Masarrah
Describe the meaning of automated
1 teller machine (ATM), electronic fund
transfer (EFT), credit or debit card and
contactless payments, cheque, and
LEARNING internet banking.
OBJECTIVES
2 State the advantages and disadvantages
of every banking applications.
BANKING APPLICATIONS
Automated Teller
Machine (ATM)
Electronic
Cheques Fund
Transfer
Credit/Debit Card
Internet Banking and Contactless
Payment
BANKING APPLICATIONS
Automated Teller Machine Electronic Fund Transfer Credit/Debit Card and
(ATM) (EFT) Contactless Payment
• This is a machine that • This is the transfer of • Credit card: a card that
allows you to carry out money electronically from allows a customer to
banking services in one account to another. borrow funds to pay for
locations other than inside • Need a bank code and the goods and services.
a bank. account number that the • Debit card: allowing the
• Use to withdrawing cash fund should be sent to and holder to transfer money
and depositing cash or the name of the account electronically from their
cheques. holder. bank account when making
• Can pay bill and make a • Also used in supermarkets. a purchase.
money transfer at an ATM. • Both need to be valid to be
used.
• Each card has expired date
and CVV (security code).
BANKING APPLICATIONS
Internet Banking Cheques
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. Open all day, every day therefore more convenient 1. Customers could be charged fees for using them.
for customers.
2. Customers do not have to go to a specific bank or 2. There is a limit on how much cash can be
building. withdrawn each day.
3. Accounts can be accessed by customers from 3. Possibility of fraud. Hidden camera can be used to
anywhere in the world. capture card details.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. Faster payment than using cash or cheque. 1. As it immediate, customers must have the funds
available.
2. Payment is immediate. 2. If send the money to the wrong person or account,
you cannot recover it.
3. Can be used for payments 24/7. 3. Open to abuse by hackers who may set up fake
accounts in the name of firms and people you are
sending the money to.
4. More secure than cash.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. Easy to obtain from the bank. 1. No time period to cancel a payments.
2. Convenience – purchases can be made with the 2. May be hard to keep track of your payment.
swipe of a card.
3. Security - do not have to carry large amounts of 3. Fraud - criminal could steal your personal details
cash. and set up a card in your name.
2. Convenience – purchases can be made with the 2. When a person’s borrowing is up to their credit
swipe of a card. limit, they will not be able to use it.
3. Easier to cancel a payment than when using a 3. There may be fees and charges.
debit card
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF INTERNET
BANKING
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. Customers can view the details of their accounts 1. Security - hackers may find login and password
24/7. details for their account.
2. They can make EFTs using smartphone. 2. As it is very easy to transfer money, it is also easy
to make mistakes and send it to the wrong person
or account.
3. Easy to see the balance.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF CHEQUES
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1. People do not have to carry cash. 1. The receiver do not know if the person paying it
has that amount of money in their account.
2. They can be stopped from being paid by phoning 2. Not suitable for small amounts.
the bank.
CLASSWORK 6.6