You can use any DBS Savings/Savings Plus, DBS Current/Autosave, POSBank Savings/Current accounts, Cashline and your Credit Card. Please note that should you transfer funds from your credit card you will be charged a Cash Advance fee of 3% of the amount withdrawn (min. charge of S$10) plus a finance charge of 24%p.a (min. charge of S$2.50) calculated on a daily basis from the date of withdrawal until receipt of full payment.

To make a one-time transfer: Click on "Transfers" in the menu panel on the left side of the screen and select "One-Time Transfer" from the sub-menu to display the One-Time Transfer page. On the One-Time Transfer page select the "From" and "To" accounts from the drop-down box selections. Enter the "Transfer Date", transfer "Amount" and click "OK" to submit the one-time transfer request. Verify the transfer information on the confirmation pop-up box and click "OK".

Yes, you can transfer funds to third-party accounts in UOB or other banks in Singapore through UOB Personal Internet Banking. To do so, you have to login to UOB Personal Internet Banking to make a funds transfer arrangement for the accounts you wish to transfer funds to. You will only be required to make a funds transfer arrangement ONCE to enable you to transfer funds subsequently to the payee.

Regulators place a strict burden on banks to limit potential liability with respect to funds being improperly moved from corporation accounts to personal accounts. A check being written from the corporation by an authorized signer, to a specific payee, provides a paper trail that can be used if, at any future date, there is any question as to why corporate funds were moved to a personal account.

Transfers can be made to and from checking accounts, savings accounts and money market accounts. The accounts must be held here at the bank and you must be an owner on the account. In addition, you can transfer funds to loan accounts here at the bank to make payments on your loan. Transfers from Home Equity Lines are permitted with approval after submitting a "Telephone Transfer Addendum" Form.

Yes, you can use our Transfer Funds function to transfer money to an account which is maintained at another bank (The money can be transferred to other banks within or outside Malaysia. You can choose to remit the money via Bank Draft (Cashier's Order or Demand Draft), Telegraphic Transfers or Interbank Giro).

To transfer funds between accounts, select "Express Transfers. Complete the designated items including to and from which accounts and the amount to be transferred. If you want to setup a funds transfer today but want the transfer to actually take place in the future, go into the account that you are transferring from and use the "Transfer" menu to setup the date, amount, and accounts involved.

You can transfer funds between any of your Traverse City State Bank checking and savings accounts within limits specific to your account*. You also can make a loan payment by transferring funds from a checking or savings account to a loan account. Business account users, please note: In most cases, you cannot transfer funds between personal and business accounts in Online Banking.

Yes!! Simply sign a Cross Account Authorization card to authorize the cross account access. You can then transfer funds between your account and anyone else who you have given authorization to.

You can transfer funds between any of your State Bank of Cross Plains accounts within the normal limits set for your account.

Yes. Transfer of funds from NRE Accounts maintained by two different persons may be allowed for bonafide personal purposes such as personal expenses, education of children, and gifts.

You may transfer funds Online. Transfers can be made between Checking, Savings, Money Market, Credit Card accounts, or any combination thereof.

Funds transfer is available between checking, statement savings and loans, including and Overdraft Protection.

You can transfer funds to your own accounts which have already been linked to your online banking service.

You can transfer funds between Checking, Savings, and Money Market accounts using Money, Quicken or QuickBooks.

Yes, you can transfer funds from any of your OCBC Bank accounts to another OCBC account or to an account in another bank within Singapore.

Yes, you can transfer funds to corporate accounts as long as you set up the accounts in your beneficiary list.

Transfers can be made between personal accounts, provided you are the owner or co-owner on the accounts involved. Transfers are permitted "to" and "from" the following accounts: Installment Loan (excluding mortgage loans) Transfers are not permitted "to" or "from" the following accounts:

Select the “Account Transfer” function, and enter the amount you wish to transfer. Select the "From" account and the "To" account, then click on "Transfer Funds." You will be asked to confirm the transfer before it is completed.

The maximum amount of any one transfer is the lesser of the current available deposit or credit balance in the source account.