TT - telegraphic transfer OD - on demand, i.e. currency notes Buying TT or OD = bank buying from you Selling TT or OD = you buying from bank
Telegrafic Transfer
Telegraphic Transfer
wht is DP payment...if any company issue DP payment to me is safe or not it is like Tt payment? how the diferrent Tt payment & DP payment? Hope your can rely it
i want to deposit from london uk bank in my saving acount in phx . what is the swift code than my ac no .how can deposit or tt from other bank of london uk
TT - telegraphic transfer OD - on demand, i.e. currency notes Buying TT or OD = bank buying from you Selling TT or OD = you buying from bank
Foriegn Exchange department in a bank has following functions: EXPORTS * Pre-shipment Advances * Post-shipment Advances * Export Guarantees * Advising/Confirming Letter of Credit * Facilitating project exports * Bills for collection IMPORTS * Opening letters of credit * Advance bills * Import loans and guarantees. EXCHANGE DEALINGS * Rate computation * Nostro/Vostro Accounts * Forward contracts * Derivatives * Exchange position and cover operations REMITTANCES * Issue of DD, MT, TT etc. * Encashment of cheques, DD, MT, TT etc. * Issue and encashment of travelers' cheques * Sale and encashment of foreign currency notes * Non-resident deposits STATISTICS * Submission of returns * Collection of credit information
The ticker symbol for Trane is TT and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Payment term TT stands for Telegraphic Transfer, which is a method of payment where funds are transferred electronically from one bank account to another. TT payments are commonly used in international trade transactions as a secure and quick way to exchange funds.
The following retailers sell the Audi TT: Audi Buyers, Sell My Prestige Car, Auto Trader, Exchange and Mart, Car Sales, Cars, Piston Heads, V Cars, AOL Autos.
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The possible offspring outcomes of this cross would be 50% Tt (heterozygous) and 50% tt (homozygous recessive).
changing or rewriting a bill by committees.
TT Selling rates are always higher than the TT Buying rates as the difference between the two is the spread a bank keeps. This spread is kept to cover the exchange risk that the bank has as well as the charge to provide the service. In case of USD/INR if the rates quoted in the market is 56.01/02, it essentially means when we sell USD (we received from abroad) to a bank, the rate quoted will be 56.01 (minus) an exchange margin that the bank might keep. On the other hand, when we buy USD (we are to make payment to a party abroad) from a bank, the rate quoted will be 56.02 (plus) an exchange margin that the bank might keep. The exchange margin mentioned here may differ from client to client depending upon the relationship that the bank has with the client.
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Tt X Tt Statistically, 1 TT Homozygous dominant, expresses T. 2 Tt Heterozygous dominant, expresses T. 1 tt Homozygous recessive, expresses t.