What does DN mean on bank statement?

debit Notation or DN is a transaction entry that includes the transaction amount, date, time and an authorization code. It tells us that the funds were debited from your account when the transaction occurred.

What does Dn mean on money order?

When you receive a money order, the first number usually refers to the amount of the payment. If you see dn in the upper right corner of the money order image, it could mean that the money is being returned for insufficient funds or that the money was rejected. For a more detailed description of what Dn means on a money order, check with your bank.

What does Dn mean on mortgage payment?

Short for debit. This shows the amount that's been taken out of your account, for example, for making a payment on your mortgage, credit card debt, or other loan. A debit doesn't reflect a credit balance. It only shows the amount you owe. A mortgage payment that's written off as a bad debt is also a debit. However, if your mortgage balance is reduced because the property is foreclosed on, this is a credit. It will appear on your credit report as a balance

What does DN mean on pay stub?

If you see a D or DN on your paycheck stub, that means the check was returned to the company for insufficient funds. If you have a bank account at the company that you used to deposit your paycheck, they may have issued a stop payment on your check. Contact your company to verify that the check was not returned to them, but rather issued to you as a stop payment.

What does DNR mean on bank statement?

When a bank processes a check, it sends your bank statement an itemized list of transactions made that day. This list includes any checks that were deposited as well as any digital transactions, such as ACH debits or credit card transactions. One of the columns on the bank statement lists the check number for each deposited check. It also includes the deposit amount and date.