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The Direct Deposit Receipt is a fundamental banking document used in Hong Kong's financial system to document and verify deposit transactions. It is required whenever funds are deposited directly into a bank account, whether through cash, check, or electronic transfer. The receipt, governed by Hong Kong banking regulations and the Banking Ordinance (Cap. 155), provides essential transaction details including the depositor's information, beneficiary account details, amount, and timestamp. This document serves multiple purposes: it acts as proof of payment for the depositor, helps in transaction tracking for the bank, and provides necessary documentation for accounting and audit purposes. Direct Deposit Receipts are particularly important in Hong Kong's business environment where they form part of the documentation required for various regulatory compliance requirements and serve as evidence in case of transaction disputes.

1. Receipt Header: Bank's name, branch details, and receipt number

2. Date and Time: Precise timestamp of the transaction

3. Depositor Information: Name and identification details of the person making the deposit

4. Account Information: Beneficiary account details including account number (may be partially masked)

5. Transaction Details: Amount deposited, currency, and transaction reference number

6. Authentication: Bank's authentication stamp or electronic verification code