What does ACRF mean in MEDICAL

An ACRF is an account reference. It is a unique identifier associated with an individual's financial account, such as a bank or credit card. It serves to differentiate one person's account from another and can be used to track payments and balances.

Your ACRF can typically be found on your billing statement or online banking portal. Some banks may also provide you with it upon request.

Yes, the ACRF is different from bank details like your sort code and account number. The latter identifies your bank account to receive payments, while the former identifies the specific customer who owns that particular bank account within that institution.

Sharing your ACRF number could potentially expose you to fraudsters or identity theft if it falls into the wrong hands, so it is important to protect it as much as possible when giving it out or entering it online.

You will need the recipient's name, their banking institution's name, their address (if known) and their full 16-digit ACRF number in order to securely send funds using this method.