QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Dec 26 2015, 07:45 PM)
For security reasons, most banks don't allow auto-crediting of FD principal amount into CASA upon maturity date. The normal SOP of a FD withdrawal requires depositor to present at the bank for finger print biometric scanning, identity card and real time signature ie 4 layers of security protections. If your FD principal can be simply withdrawn by a mere instruction in the FD system, then it will be defeating the purpose of the 4-layer protections mentioned above.
Some may argue that the auto-crediting goes to own CASA, what's the problem ? don't forget that FD also has joint account type and joint account can have different withdrawal conditions. to make things more complicated, interest crediting CASA also have joint account type. Therefore, to prevent security breach and loopholes, most banks don't allow it.
But I read from this forum that some forumers here managed to instruct the bank to auto-credit principal + interest to CASA account upon FD maturity in order to counter the non interest payment on non banking day. Those who have done it before may want to share his view on this matter.
interesting, MBB officer allowed me to sign an instruction form requesting all my GIA FDs (4 on single name, 6 with 2 names) upon maturity, automatically credited into MBB saving account SINGLE name. The 2 names FD , either 1 to sign,Some may argue that the auto-crediting goes to own CASA, what's the problem ? don't forget that FD also has joint account type and joint account can have different withdrawal conditions. to make things more complicated, interest crediting CASA also have joint account type. Therefore, to prevent security breach and loopholes, most banks don't allow it.
But I read from this forum that some forumers here managed to instruct the bank to auto-credit principal + interest to CASA account upon FD maturity in order to counter the non interest payment on non banking day. Those who have done it before may want to share his view on this matter.
also can !.
Reason: MBB SA can easily IBFT out at maturity, no need go bank again.
Dec 26 2015, 08:44 PM

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