Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If you have ever made a bank transfer to another European country, or sent money to a relative abroad, then you have probably used a "SWIFT" code.
• We're going to have to get him to do a bank transfer.
• I've set up a bank transfer for you and your husband.
• You're here for a bank transfer.
• Moreover, we wish to ensure that the consumer who makes a bank transfer or concludes a contract of insurance face to face and not by remote methods is not at any time less protected.
• From then on, it was possible for, say, someone in Portugal to send money, denominated in euros, via bank transfer to a bank account in the Netherlands.
• The newspaper 'Le Monde' reported in its issue of 16 October 2004 that a Member of the Commission had received a bank transfer of 1.5 million dollars to a Swiss account at the end of 1999.
• And if you do jump in, a bank transfer takes 72 hours to clear, so you wouldn't be risking anything.

• So I'd sign the cheque or get the bank to make a transfer.
• The accounting officer may make payments by bank credit transfer only if the payee's bank account details and information confirming the payee's identity, or any modification, have first been entered in a common file by institution.
• Moreover, we wish to ensure that the consumer who makes a bank transfer or concludes a contract of insurance face to face and not by remote methods is not at any time less protected.
• 1. The accounting officer may make payments by bank credit transfer only if the bank account details of the payee have first been entered in a common file by institution.
• 1. The accounting officer may make payments by bank credit transfer only if the payee's bank account details and information confirming the payee's identity, or any modification, have first been entered in a common file by the institution.
• This is because some banks make bank charges to transfer the money and some do not, so that the amounts will vary.
• The accounting officer may make payments by bank credit transfer only if the bank account details of the payee have first been entered in a common file by institution.
• The accounting officer may make payments by bank credit transfer only if the payee's bank account details and information confirming the payee's identity, or any modification, have first been entered in a common file by the institution.