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Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is a banking system that enables the transfer of funds between two parties, typically a financial institution and a customer. It is a secure, efficient and cost-effective way to move money between accounts. EFT is used for a variety of banking activities, including direct deposits, bill payments, and transfers between accounts. It is also used to facilitate payments between businesses and customers.
EFT is a popular choice for many banking customers due to its convenience and speed. It eliminates the need for paper checks and reduces the risk of fraud. Additionally, it can be used to make payments to international accounts, making it a useful tool for businesses that operate in multiple countries.
Companies in the EFT market include PayPal, TransferWise, WorldRemit, Western Union, and MoneyGram. Show Less Read more