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telephone banking

British  

noun

  1. a facility enabling customers to make use of banking services, such as oral payment instructions, account movements, raising loans, etc, over the telephone rather than by personal visit

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The bank says it is "working to fix these problems", which also affect telephone banking.

From BBC

"With high street banks shutting their branches, leaving holes in our high streets, telephone banking has been a lifeline for a number of customers," he said.

From BBC

At an unspecified point during 2023, the bank will introduce a block on all real-time payments to cryptocurrency exchanges made via telephone banking and in-branch payments, as well as online and mobile banking.

From Reuters

On Saturday the bank's online banking and app stopped working and there were also issues in branches and with cards, cash machines and telephone banking.

From BBC

Officers could visit the homes of vulnerable victims who attempted to make a payment via online or telephone banking that has been highlighted as potentially part of a scam.

From BBC