French term
Somme totale en coffre
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4 +1 | Total amount in deposit box or locker | Gaurav Sharma |
5 | cash on hand | joehlindsay |
4 | total amount in safe | David Rocher |
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Proposed translations
total amount in safe
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Note added at 42 mins (2011-06-16 10:47:11 GMT)
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The term "safe box" is also used when referring to ATMs.
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AllegroTrans
: you may be correct but does a ATM really tell you how much is in it? invitation to criminals?
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Total amount in deposit box or locker
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piazza d
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Thanx piazza d :)
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AllegroTrans
: I don't think an ATM gives this information
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cash on hand
"CASH ON HAND
Specifically, all money, cash and cash equivalents in the business cash registers and safes on the business premises; as opposed to cash in the bank. Same as CASH."
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Note added at 7 hrs (2011-06-16 17:51:10 GMT)
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Or in this instance, just "cash balance" since it's an ATM cue. It's just how much money is in the account and available for withdrawal.
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Note added at 7 hrs (2011-06-16 17:58:35 GMT)
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I probably should explain further. This refers to the amount of cash... deposits that have been made and cleared. That is the amount the customer can withdraw, as contrasted with the total amount deposited, minus items that have not cleared, and perhaps banking fees.
This is sometimes also called "balance (or cash) available for withdrawal" on US ATM screens.
Discussion
It refers to the total available cash balance in the account, not in the ATM.