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[Pietr S]

Hi all

I have a Savings Deposit Account with Kasikorn, in my own name. I have the passbook here with me in the UK, however I need for someone in Thailand to pay money into my account ASAP. Can they deposit cash a Kasikorn branch into my account with just my name and account number, that is, without the passbook, or will I have to send the passbook to them ?

Thanks

PS

[KittenKong]

"Can they deposit cash a Kasikorn branch into my account with just my name and account number, ..."

Yes.

[Tywais]

Passbook not needed. Can transfer with a deposit slip and cash at the bank counter or through ATM/ebanking transfer or through the bank deposit machines.

[mickba]

As above or you could send it from your UK bank if it can wait about 3 working days.

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[Pui]

I sent money from Lloyds Bank account Tuesday to kasikorn at it was available for withdraw today Thursday, its a really quick service.

If paying over the counter in KK Thai or by transfer you do need the account number and name (the book ideally) not just the ATM.

[loong]

If paying into a Kasikorn bank account at any Kasikorn branch, the only thing required is the account number.

[Pib]

Passbook is just to give the account owner a handy record of deposits, withdrawals, transfers, etc. To deposit money into a account all you need is the account number written on the deposit slip, entered in the cash deposit machine, entered in the wire transfer instructions, etc. Yeap, a passbook is just to give the owner a handy reference assuming the owner updates it frequently...but if like me I don't update the passbook often as I just log onto my internet banking to view my account status/funds.

[Tywais]

Passbook is just to give the account owner a handy record of deposits, withdrawals, transfers, etc.

There is one other time the passbook is needed and that is when making a counter cash withdrawal or a transfer from your account to another account in person. Basically anytime you want to take money out of your account.

[Pib]

Passbook is just to give the account owner a handy record of deposits, withdrawals, transfers, etc.

There is one other time the passbook is needed and that is when making a counter cash withdrawal or a transfer from your account to another account in person. Basically anytime you want to take money out of your account.

Yeap...agree.

[Pietr S]

Thanks for all the comments.