Should the foreign exchange memo be written in English?

The word "water bill" comes from Shanghai. In the past, all foreign exchange had to go through waterways, so it was commonly known as a water bill, which extended to a bank receipt/bank receipt/bank copy/bank notice. The following are some examples given by major netizens. cashier's cheque

That's what foreigners say.

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Bank voucher

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draft

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It seems that the memorandum of our bank only has credit.

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In fact, as long as the meaning is expressed, customers will certainly understand it, regardless of the specific terms:

Such as bank receipts; Bank confirmation; Bank payment notice and so on.

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Support bank receipt.

We usually say this.

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I learned another one. I'm used to using a copy of the debit note by telegraphic transfer. This should be my previous contact.

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Generally, a bank receipt is used.

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I see this is an English memo from Standard Chartered Bank.

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bank statement

Copy of remittance

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Up up up up up up up up up up up up.

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Then I also support the bank slip.

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I asked several people this statement just now. Everyone said something different. Some people say: bank receipt. Some people say it's a bank reminder. Some people say this is TT copy or wire transfer.

There is no accurate statement. However, it should be a bank reminder. ..

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learned ..................

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Is it a bank receipt or not?

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I still insist on borrowing money.

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I learned ~ ~ ~ Thank you ~ ~

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May I use the customer receipt?