Translation guide
Describes moving money directly between two bank accounts, often within the same bank or between different banks. In Japanese, this is commonly expressed with specific banking terms like 振替 (furikae) for internal transfers and 振込 (furikomi) for transfers to other banks.
Moving funds from one account to another within the same financial institution.
Specifically refers to transferring money between accounts at the same bank. Commonly used in banking contexts.
I made an account-to-account transfer from my savings account to my time deposit.
The transfer fee is free.
Literally 'inter-account transfer', emphasizing the movement between accounts. Often used in formal or written contexts.
You can easily make an account-to-account transfer at the ATM.
Sending money from your account to someone else's account at another bank.
The standard term for transferring money to an account at a different bank. Also used for sending money to a third party's account.
There is a fee for account-to-account transfers to other banks.
Specifies a bank transfer, often used when distinguishing from other payment methods like cash or credit card.
Referring to a transfer without specifying whether it's within the same bank or to another bank, or when the distinction is unclear.
振替 (furikae) is used for transfers between accounts at the same bank, while 振込 (furikomi) is for transfers to accounts at other banks. Using the wrong term may cause confusion in banking contexts.
In casual conversation or online banking, 振込 is often shortened to 振込む (furikomu) as a verb. 振替 can also be used as 振り替える (furikaeru).
I made a transfer using online banking.
Please pay by bank transfer.
The funds transfer process takes a few days.