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Electronic Funds Transfer


define: Electronic Funds Transfer

EFT. An EFT can be of many types: paying for a purchase with a debit card at a store, using an ATM to withdraw cash, paying a bill online with a substitute check, or authorizing an automatic payment for a utility bill. EFTs are commonly used as a synonym for an automatic withdrawal, and are a safe way to conduct financial transactions.



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