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halifax statement code

i have a question, any one know about the the meaning for overseas transection codes? this is what i see on the statement

18/01/2012
ETA 13.42GBP
LK = 20
XR = 1.46031

the next transection is Overseas transection fees of 1.50GBP

I can understand that XR is the convertion rate. whats ETA and LK stands for? is it the country? normally country is in 3 digites

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  • chanz4
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    estimated transfer amount?
    Don't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.
  • SuperHan
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    Is LK the amount in local currency? Although not sure what it would stand for.
  • ramagates
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    yes LK is in local currency of the country of withdrawal. but anyone knows which country?

    looking at the exchange rates it could be euro/swiss franc/Canadian dollor
  • EarthBoy
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    ramagates wrote: »
    yes LK is in local currency of the country of withdrawal. but anyone knows which country?

    Surely you know which country you've been to!
  • Mikeyorks
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    ramagates wrote: »
    yes LK is in local currency of the country of withdrawal. but anyone knows which country?

    looking at the exchange rates it could be euro/swiss franc/Canadian dollor

    Are you offering a prize for this? Why not say where the purchase was initiated.

    As in Sri Lanka .... and the exchange rate is €Euro
    If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !
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