Which speed key is used for checking deposits?

Which speed key is used for checking deposits?

• A. Speed key for on us check
• B. Speed key for savings deposit
• C. Speed key for checking deposit
• D. Speed key for previous transactions

Answer: (C)

Speed keys speed up data entry by routing each transaction to the correct account type. For a deposit intended for a checking account, you use the speed key labeled for checking deposits. This ensures the funds are credited to the customer’s checking account and handled under the appropriate deposit workflow. The other keys serve different purposes: the on-us check key is for checks drawn on the bank itself, not a deposit into checking; the savings deposit key routes funds to a savings account; and the previous transactions key is used to recall or repeat a prior action, not to initiate a new deposit.

Speed keys speed up data entry by routing each transaction to the correct account type. For a deposit intended for a checking account, you use the speed key labeled for checking deposits. This ensures the funds are credited to the customer’s checking account and handled under the appropriate deposit workflow.

The other keys serve different purposes: the on-us check key is for checks drawn on the bank itself, not a deposit into checking; the savings deposit key routes funds to a savings account; and the previous transactions key is used to recall or repeat a prior action, not to initiate a new deposit.