Returned item fee
1.Returned item charges are bank fees that are assessed when you don't have enough money in your account to cover a check, transfer, or other form of cash flowing out. In other words, you're overdrawn and paying a price for it.
2.A returned item fee, also known as a nonsufficient funds (NSF) fee, is the fee your financial institution charges when it declines or returns a transaction because of insufficient funds. The average fee ranges from $27 to $40 per returned item.
3.A return item charge, also known as a returned item fee or an NSF fee (Non-Sufficient Funds fee), refers to a fee imposed by financial institutions when a customer’s check or electronic payment is returned unpaid due to insufficient funds in their account. This charge is levied to cover the administrative costs incurred by the bank or credit union in handling the returned item.
Returned Item Fee: What It Is & How It Affects Your Business. (б. д.). Взято з https://fitsmallbusiness.com/returned-item-fee/
What is a returned item fee (or NSF fee)? (б. д.). Взято з https://www.sofi.com/learn/content/what-is-a-returned-item-fee/
Return item charge. Взято з https://payally.co.uk/glossary/return-item-charge/