Bank Overdraft an Overview (FIS)
Bank Overdraft an Overview (FIS)
An Overview
A bank overdraft is a short-term loan facility that allows you to
spend more money than is available in your account. It offers
temporary financial flexibility in case of unexpected expenses or
insufficient funds.
by Praachi Shah
Functional Structure of Bank
Overdraft
Transaction Occurs
You attempt to make a payment exceeding your available balance.
Overdraft Activated
The bank approves the transaction and covers the difference.
Overdraft Limit
The amount you're allowed to overdraft is pre-defined by the bank.
Repayment
You are obligated to repay the overdraft amount, along with applicable
interest and fees.
Eligibility Criteria for Bank Overdraft
Credit History Income Stability Bank Relationship
A good credit history with a Proof of consistent income and a Existing banking relationships and
positive payment record is typically stable financial situation is usually a history of responsible financial
required. necessary. management can be beneficial.
Definition and Purpose of
Bank Overdraft
1 Financial Flexibility 2 Avoiding Bounced
Checks
An overdraft provides short-
term financial support by It prevents bounced checks or
allowing you to make declined transactions, which
payments even when your can have financial and social
account balance is negative. consequences.
2 Credit Check
The bank reviews your credit history and assesses your
financial status.