Definition of telephone banking in English:

telephone banking

noun

mass noun

A method of banking in which the customer conducts transactions by telephone.
Example sentencesExamples
- Besides home banking through Internet and telephone banking, the banks use a variety of channels to connect the client with its sales force and its operations.
- Some accounts may only be available on the Internet, while others may be operated via telephone banking only.
- They can take out a direct debit, pay by computer or telephone banking or pay by cash or cheque at a bank.
- Despite the appeal of the internet, telephone banking still offers many customers a speedier and more reliable service.
- Greater adoption of the use of the internet for payment services and telephone banking will smooth financial-service delivery even further.
- These included, Internet banking, wireless banking, and telephone banking.
- The internet, and indeed telephone banking, allows banks and building societies to avoid the need for expensive premises and to dispense with much of the paperwork.
- Also, individuals can pay each other via internet and telephone banking to transfer payments as a safe, convenient, no-hassle alternative to cheques or cash.
- In return they offer premium service like 24-hour personal telephone banking and target a small but profitable market segment which saves foreign currencies and doesn't mind paying for wealth management, for example.
- Then I took to telephone banking, which was handy because at least it told you pending amounts and allowed easy transfers between accounts.
- Instead, it advises customers to call the bank's telephone banking service, although customers have also complained that this is easier said than done.
- Financial institutions need to avail of the opportunities offered by new technology such as telephone banking, internet banking and electronic transactions, she said.
- The official policy is to offer multi-channel options to customers, which will include branch banking, telephone banking and internet banking.
- About 25%, 58% and 66% of respondents respectively did not normally use internet or telephone banking for any of the tasks listed.
- Moreover, banks which operate over the internet and those with telephone banking operations may have no branches at all.
- Customers were increasingly turning to the internet and telephone banking rather than visiting their local branch.
- The standards include talking automated teller machines for the visually impaired, clearer and consistent instructions for telephone banking and wheelchair accessible facilities.
- Even the costs of the much-cheaper telephone banking administered at a call centre can be cut by a quarter by moving on to the net.
- We are often told that we are living in an increasingly cashless society, with internet shopping, telephone banking and chip and pin debit cards.
- I have always told friends and family how great online banking was and that it was as secure as telephone banking.

Definition of telephone banking in US English:

telephone banking

nounˈteləˌfōn ˌbaNGkiNGˈtɛləˌfoʊn ˌbæŋkɪŋ

A method of banking in which the customer conducts transactions by telephone, typically by means of a computerized system using touch-tone dialing or voice-recognition technology.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, individuals can pay each other via internet and telephone banking to transfer payments as a safe, convenient, no-hassle alternative to cheques or cash.
- About 25%, 58% and 66% of respondents respectively did not normally use internet or telephone banking for any of the tasks listed.
- The internet, and indeed telephone banking, allows banks and building societies to avoid the need for expensive premises and to dispense with much of the paperwork.
- These included, Internet banking, wireless banking, and telephone banking.
- Financial institutions need to avail of the opportunities offered by new technology such as telephone banking, internet banking and electronic transactions, she said.
- They can take out a direct debit, pay by computer or telephone banking or pay by cash or cheque at a bank.
- Greater adoption of the use of the internet for payment services and telephone banking will smooth financial-service delivery even further.
- In return they offer premium service like 24-hour personal telephone banking and target a small but profitable market segment which saves foreign currencies and doesn't mind paying for wealth management, for example.
- Customers were increasingly turning to the internet and telephone banking rather than visiting their local branch.
- I have always told friends and family how great online banking was and that it was as secure as telephone banking.
- The official policy is to offer multi-channel options to customers, which will include branch banking, telephone banking and internet banking.
- Some accounts may only be available on the Internet, while others may be operated via telephone banking only.
- Moreover, banks which operate over the internet and those with telephone banking operations may have no branches at all.
- Instead, it advises customers to call the bank's telephone banking service, although customers have also complained that this is easier said than done.
- Then I took to telephone banking, which was handy because at least it told you pending amounts and allowed easy transfers between accounts.
- Even the costs of the much-cheaper telephone banking administered at a call centre can be cut by a quarter by moving on to the net.
- Besides home banking through Internet and telephone banking, the banks use a variety of channels to connect the client with its sales force and its operations.
- The standards include talking automated teller machines for the visually impaired, clearer and consistent instructions for telephone banking and wheelchair accessible facilities.
- We are often told that we are living in an increasingly cashless society, with internet shopping, telephone banking and chip and pin debit cards.
- Despite the appeal of the internet, telephone banking still offers many customers a speedier and more reliable service.

单词	telephone banking
释义	Definition of telephone banking in English: telephone banking noun mass noun A method of banking in which the customer conducts transactions by telephone. Example sentencesExamples Besides home banking through Internet and telephone banking, the banks use a variety of channels to connect the client with its sales force and its operations. Some accounts may only be available on the Internet, while others may be operated via telephone banking only. They can take out a direct debit, pay by computer or telephone banking or pay by cash or cheque at a bank. Despite the appeal of the internet, telephone banking still offers many customers a speedier and more reliable service. Greater adoption of the use of the internet for payment services and telephone banking will smooth financial-service delivery even further. These included, Internet banking, wireless banking, and telephone banking. The internet, and indeed telephone banking, allows banks and building societies to avoid the need for expensive premises and to dispense with much of the paperwork. Also, individuals can pay each other via internet and telephone banking to transfer payments as a safe, convenient, no-hassle alternative to cheques or cash. In return they offer premium service like 24-hour personal telephone banking and target a small but profitable market segment which saves foreign currencies and doesn't mind paying for wealth management, for example. Then I took to telephone banking, which was handy because at least it told you pending amounts and allowed easy transfers between accounts. Instead, it advises customers to call the bank's telephone banking service, although customers have also complained that this is easier said than done. Financial institutions need to avail of the opportunities offered by new technology such as telephone banking, internet banking and electronic transactions, she said. The official policy is to offer multi-channel options to customers, which will include branch banking, telephone banking and internet banking. About 25%, 58% and 66% of respondents respectively did not normally use internet or telephone banking for any of the tasks listed. Moreover, banks which operate over the internet and those with telephone banking operations may have no branches at all. Customers were increasingly turning to the internet and telephone banking rather than visiting their local branch. The standards include talking automated teller machines for the visually impaired, clearer and consistent instructions for telephone banking and wheelchair accessible facilities. Even the costs of the much-cheaper telephone banking administered at a call centre can be cut by a quarter by moving on to the net. We are often told that we are living in an increasingly cashless society, with internet shopping, telephone banking and chip and pin debit cards. I have always told friends and family how great online banking was and that it was as secure as telephone banking. Definition of telephone banking in US English: telephone banking nounˈteləˌfōn ˌbaNGkiNGˈtɛləˌfoʊn ˌbæŋkɪŋ A method of banking in which the customer conducts transactions by telephone, typically by means of a computerized system using touch-tone dialing or voice-recognition technology. Example sentencesExamples Also, individuals can pay each other via internet and telephone banking to transfer payments as a safe, convenient, no-hassle alternative to cheques or cash. About 25%, 58% and 66% of respondents respectively did not normally use internet or telephone banking for any of the tasks listed. The internet, and indeed telephone banking, allows banks and building societies to avoid the need for expensive premises and to dispense with much of the paperwork. These included, Internet banking, wireless banking, and telephone banking. Financial institutions need to avail of the opportunities offered by new technology such as telephone banking, internet banking and electronic transactions, she said. They can take out a direct debit, pay by computer or telephone banking or pay by cash or cheque at a bank. Greater adoption of the use of the internet for payment services and telephone banking will smooth financial-service delivery even further. In return they offer premium service like 24-hour personal telephone banking and target a small but profitable market segment which saves foreign currencies and doesn't mind paying for wealth management, for example. Customers were increasingly turning to the internet and telephone banking rather than visiting their local branch. I have always told friends and family how great online banking was and that it was as secure as telephone banking. The official policy is to offer multi-channel options to customers, which will include branch banking, telephone banking and internet banking. Some accounts may only be available on the Internet, while others may be operated via telephone banking only. Moreover, banks which operate over the internet and those with telephone banking operations may have no branches at all. Instead, it advises customers to call the bank's telephone banking service, although customers have also complained that this is easier said than done. Then I took to telephone banking, which was handy because at least it told you pending amounts and allowed easy transfers between accounts. Even the costs of the much-cheaper telephone banking administered at a call centre can be cut by a quarter by moving on to the net. Besides home banking through Internet and telephone banking, the banks use a variety of channels to connect the client with its sales force and its operations. The standards include talking automated teller machines for the visually impaired, clearer and consistent instructions for telephone banking and wheelchair accessible facilities. We are often told that we are living in an increasingly cashless society, with internet shopping, telephone banking and chip and pin debit cards. Despite the appeal of the internet, telephone banking still offers many customers a speedier and more reliable service.
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