Bilyet
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Indonesian•1 meaning found
Noun
A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.
A non-cash payment instrument in the form of a written order from a customer to a bank to transfer a specific amount of funds to a payee. “Bilyet” functions as a legally valid document in financial transactions subject to strict administrative procedures.
giro
Closely related to payment systems.
surat berharga
General term for valuable documents.
surat perintah pemindahbukuan
A written document containing a customer's instruction to a bank to transfer funds.
warkat
Technical banking term for securities or financial transaction documents.
The term bilyet derives from the Dutch loanword “biljet,” originally referring to a small sheet of paper or ticket. Through its linguistic evolution, it shifted from a generic note toward becoming a legally binding instrument within the Indonesian banking system. In social context, usage is strictly confined to formal settings and the financial domain. Employing bilyet implies rigorous administrative procedures and business credibility, effectively signaling high professionalism when discussing collection rights or non-cash transactions within Indonesia.
Perusahaan sudah mengirimkan bilyet giro sebagai pembayaran kepada pihak vendor hari ini.
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