This document discusses different types of domestic and international payment methods including SWIFT, BACS, CHAPS, and wire transfers. SWIFT is used for international transfers between banks abroad. BACS is used for UK payments like direct debits and salaries, but takes longer than faster payments. CHAPS transfers are processed immediately for amounts over £10,000 within the UK. The document provides a brief overview of these common payment processes and systems.
This document discusses different types of domestic and international payment methods including SWIFT, BACS, CHAPS, and wire transfers. SWIFT is used for international transfers between banks abroad. BACS is used for UK payments like direct debits and salaries, but takes longer than faster payments. CHAPS transfers are processed immediately for amounts over £10,000 within the UK. The document provides a brief overview of these common payment processes and systems.
This document discusses different types of domestic and international payment methods including SWIFT, BACS, CHAPS, and wire transfers. SWIFT is used for international transfers between banks abroad. BACS is used for UK payments like direct debits and salaries, but takes longer than faster payments. CHAPS transfers are processed immediately for amounts over £10,000 within the UK. The document provides a brief overview of these common payment processes and systems.
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International Financial Banker’s Automated Automated Payment Transfer Clearing Services System • SWIFT payments are used to make international bank transfers from the UK to accounts held abroad.
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payments including direct debits Payment and salaries, but take a little longer processes to process than Faster Payments. • CHAPS payments are processed immediately, and used mainly when transferring amounts worth over £10,000, within the UK. Thank you QUESTIONS?