The electronic receipt printed out by the online banking system will be used as the basis for recording the account.
General banks explain electronic receipts as follows: Electronic receipts not only record the detailed information of customer collection and payment transactions, but are also stamped with a special bank "electronic receipt seal" and marked with Special electronic reply receipt verification code to ensure the authenticity, reliability, uniqueness and verifiability of the electronic reply receipt.
The electronic receipt from online banking is for customer reference only and does not serve as the payee’s basis for shipment. Bank counters will still provide paper business receipts. Customers who have received paper business receipts from bank counters must check them carefully and avoid duplication of accounting.
The electronic receipt complies with the requirements of the "Electronic Signature Law" and can be used as an accounting voucher. Extended information
After the bank stamp is required, it can be used as the original voucher for accounting
After transferring through online banking or mobile banking, you can bring your ID card to the bank counter in person and request to print an electronic receipt.
The electronic receipt is the only valid voucher issued by the bank for the customer's online banking transfer payment
It can be directly deposited into the account after being stamped by the bank.
If any of the nine data messages in the "Electronic Signature Law" falls under any of the following circumstances, it will be deemed to have been sent by the sender:
(1) Sent with the authorization of the sender;
(2) The sender’s information system automatically sends the message;
(3) The recipient verifies the data message according to the method approved by the sender and the result is consistent.
If the parties have any other agreement on the matters specified in the preceding paragraph, such agreement shall prevail.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Electronic Signature Law of the People's Republic of China