May 15, 2015 01:38
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Portuguese term
DOC INT
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Finance (general)
Abbreviations on checking account statement
Can anyone help me with these abbreviations on a bank statement from a Brazilian bank? I am not a financial translator and this one page was at the end of another long document.
I'm posting each question separately according to the rules, but including them all here (including the ones I was able to find) as a reference:
DOC INT (a type of debit) (Débito em conta??)
REND PAGO APLIC AUT MAIS / REND PAGO APLIC AUT APR
SDO CTA/APL AUTOMATICAS = ACCOUNT BALANCE / AUTOMATIC APPLICATIONS
TBI = BANK TRANSFER VIA INTERNET
TAR = TARIFA
RESG OPER COMPROMISSADA (RESG = RESGATE)
AG. RESGATE SPREMIUMRF / AG. RESGATE C PER FIX
CONTR FINANCEIRO VENDA
I'm posting each question separately according to the rules, but including them all here (including the ones I was able to find) as a reference:
DOC INT (a type of debit) (Débito em conta??)
REND PAGO APLIC AUT MAIS / REND PAGO APLIC AUT APR
SDO CTA/APL AUTOMATICAS = ACCOUNT BALANCE / AUTOMATIC APPLICATIONS
TBI = BANK TRANSFER VIA INTERNET
TAR = TARIFA
RESG OPER COMPROMISSADA (RESG = RESGATE)
AG. RESGATE SPREMIUMRF / AG. RESGATE C PER FIX
CONTR FINANCEIRO VENDA
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | Internal Transfer | Mauricio Leite |
5 | Wire Transfer via Internet | Gabriel Caetano |
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Internal Transfer
DOC = Documento de Ordem de Crédito - Order Credit Document
It is a money transfer from one account to another within the same bank, if the transaction were between two differents banks, it would be a "TED".
It is a money transfer from one account to another within the same bank, if the transaction were between two differents banks, it would be a "TED".
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Wire Transfer via Internet
DOCs are commonly known as Wire Transfers, and as for banking terms in statements, INT refers to (operations) via Internet.
Discussion
DOC=short for documento Int=interno/internal (I suppose).