This is used for creating a full amount notice without closing the account. Payments into the account are then possible again.
There is no full amount notice with account closure for this account.
The procedure is the same as for partial amount notice. The only difference is that you call up a different function.
Call up the relevant account in change mode and choose
Amount Notices,
group box
Available Amounts.
Choose
The system displays the
Bank Customer Accounts: Create Full Amount Notice without Account Closure
screen.
Select a notice reason.
If you have set the
No Notice Period
indicator in the Customizing for the notice reason, the system also informs you that the notice period has been suppressed.
Enter the notice receipt date. You can now calculate the withdrawal period start and end by choosing the
Calculate Withdrawal Period Start/End
button.
Enter the withdrawal period start if you have not chosen the
Calculate Withdrawal Period Start/End
or
Calculate Withdrawal Period Start
button (button next to the
Withdrawal Period End
field).
You can calculate the withdrawal period end by choosing the
Calculate Withdrawal Period End
button (next to the withdrawal period start).
Enter the withdrawal period end if you have not already chosen the
Calculate Withdrawal Period Start/End
or
Calculate Withdrawal Period End
button (next to the withdrawal period start).
You can also choose the
Withdrawal Period Start
button to calculate a withdrawal period start. If a withdrawal period start has already been entered, it is overwritten when you choose the
Calculate Withdrawal Period Start
button.
Enter the notice amount.
If you choose the
Calculate Maximum Notice Amount
button, the system calculates the maximum available amount. In this case, the system also includes an existing minimum deposit unlike in the case of a partial amount notice. You need to use the calculated maximum available amount as the notice amount for a full amount notice.
You can use the
Create Forward Order
button to call up the entry screen for a forward order with the notice amount and the data of the ordering party account.
The system checks whether the notice amount exceeds the maximum available amount. If this is the case, you can force the entry or enter a smaller amount.
Enter the recipient data.
Choose
Transfer
(forward order is correct).
Choose
Back.
The system displays a dialog box and asks if you want to transfer the data. You are informed that the data is saved on the account only when the change is made.
Confirm by choosing
Yes.
The system displays the
Change Bank Accounts: Amount Notices
screen again.
The system displays the full amount notice that you created, the notice amount, and an available amount (without interest penalty) in the
Available Amounts
group box. If you have deactivated the principle of dual control, both amounts are the same after you create a notice. If the principle of dual control is activated, the system sets a notice amount and the available amount to zero. The available amount is set to the notice amount only once the notice has been released.
The system saves the amount notice and the forward order once you have saved the change on the account, but not before.
If you have activated the principle of dual control, the new forward order initially has the status
Check (Dual Control).