bank order
noun[C]
BANKINGukusaninstructionby abanktopaysomeone aparticularamount. Abankorderis a moretrustedmethodofpaymentthan apersonalcheque:
He tookpainstotransmitthemoneybybankorders, toguaranteepayment.
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bank order
If a workman agrees and opens a banking account, and he is paid by means of abankorder, what happens?
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But the letter was not abankorder.
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There is no rounding when paying in cheques, credit cards or bank orders.
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