A banking account refers to an account provided by a bank for keeping ones money as well as availing or performing transaction within the purview of the banking system.
A banking account may be of different types:
Depending on the balance a banking account holds, a banking account can be referred to as a debit banking account or a credit banking account.
A banking account is said to be debit banking account when the customer is required to pay money to the bank.
A banking account is said to be a credit banking account when the banking account contains money of the customer.
On the basis of the various roles a banking account plays, a banking account can be listed as under:
There are few banks which require a savings banking account holder to keep a minimum balance in the savings banking account.
The transactions taking place in the savings banking account is recorded by means of any of the following.
There are few banks offering low cost banking account. The characteristics of the low cost banking account can be enumerated as below:
The period or the time when a term deposit banking account holder cannot draw money depends on the term or time of deposit opted for by the term deposit banking account holder.
Term deposits also called time deposit can be referred to as a small time deposit banking account if the fund deposit is $100,000 or less than that amount.
On the contrary, if the banking account deposit has deposit fund above $100,000, the term banking account is said to be large term deposit banking account.
Check facility is offered by a money market deposit account under certain conditions.
Prior to opening a banking account one must read carefully between the lines and thoroughly go through the fine print.
Banking account is subjected certain laws and regulation which the bank must comply with for providing optimum service to the banking account holder.