What does NEIT mean?
NEIT means NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer?
NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer can be abbreviated as NEIT
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What does NEIT stand for? NEIT stands for "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer". |
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How to abbreviate "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer"? "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer" can be abbreviated as NEIT. |
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What is the meaning of NEIT abbreviation? The meaning of NEIT abbreviation is "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer". |
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What is NEIT abbreviation? One of the definitions of NEIT is "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer". |
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What does NEIT mean? NEIT as abbreviation means "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer". |
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What is shorthand of NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer? The most common shorthand of "NPIC Electronic Imagery Transfer" is NEIT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EBT/EFT - Electronic Benefit Transfer/Electronic Funds Transfer
- EFTN - Electronic Fund Transfer Network
- EDTC - Electronic Depository Transfer Checks
- EDT - Electronic Data Transfer
- EFT - Electronic File Transfer
- EFTA - Electronic Funds Transfer Association
- EFTPS - Electronic Funds Transfer Payment System
- EBTS - Electronic Benefit Transfer System
- ETF - Electronic Funds Transfer
- EMT - Electronic Money Transfer
- EDTS - Electronic Data Transfer System
- EVTA - Electronic Value Transfer Administrator
- EPT - Electronic Power Transfer
- ERTS - Electronic Reciprocal Transfer System
- ITS - Imagery Transfer Server
- EDT - Electronic Document Transfer
- EET - electronic excitation transfer
- EFTIS - Electronic Fund Transfer Instruction System
- EFT/EDI - Electronic Funds Transfer and Electronic Data Interchange
- EFTPOS - Electronic Funds Transfer at Point Of Sale. Retail acronym (thanks L Starkey). This is an extension of earlier EPOS (Electronic Point Of Sale) technoloogy which was initially concerned with stock management. Modern point of sale systems allow payment by e