What does FFTU mean?
FFTU means Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit?
Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit can be abbreviated as FFTU
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What does FFTU stand for? FFTU stands for "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit". |
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How to abbreviate "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit"? "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit" can be abbreviated as FFTU. |
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What is the meaning of FFTU abbreviation? The meaning of FFTU abbreviation is "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit". |
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What is FFTU abbreviation? One of the definitions of FFTU is "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit". |
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What does FFTU mean? FFTU as abbreviation means "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit". |
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What is shorthand of Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit? The most common shorthand of "Fraud and Financial Transaction Unit" is FFTU. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 4440 - Financial Transaction Reporting
- PROFIN - Professional and Financial Risks Unit
- FTL - Financial Transaction Ledger
- FTR - Financial Transaction Register
- FTS - Financial Transaction Switch
- FTD - Financial Transaction Database
- FTAR - Financial Transaction Adjustment Request
- FTE - Financial Transaction Executive
- BFSU - Business and Financial Services Unit
- FFIU - Fraud Financial Investigation Unit
- FFSA - Fraud and the Financial Statement Audit
- FTP - Financial Transaction Plan
- FTP - Financial Transaction Processing
- FTPS - Financial Transaction Processing System
- FTR - Financial Transaction Reports
- FTR - Financial Transaction Right
- FTM - Financial Transaction Management
- FTRA - Financial Transaction Report Act
- FTs - Financial Transaction Security
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