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Full forms: banking, tax and money

53 full forms, each with a line on what it means.

Banking and tax papers are thick with short forms: on a cheque, a passbook, a salary slip, a loan letter, a GST bill and every payment app. This page explains the ones an ordinary account holder, employee or small business owner in India is most likely to meet, from ATM and IFSC to TDS and NACH. Each entry says what the thing is in one line. It does not give rates, limits or charges, because those change and differ from bank to bank; take them from your bank or the regulator. A word of caution runs through this subject: a PIN, CVV or OTP is never to be shared with anyone, whatever a caller says.

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The letters in bold are the short form as it is normally written. Under it is the full form, and then a line of meaning in plain words. Where the same letters mean something else in another field, the entry mentions it. "Copy" puts the short form, the full form and the meaning on your clipboard, ready to paste into notes or a message.

Check what matters. These pages explain names and terms in general. Rules, dates, fees and limits change: take them from the official body. Read on 12 November 2026.

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