Individual, joint or joint and indistinct account: what it is – Dictionary of Economics

An account is individual when it is opened in the name of a single owner. It is joint or joint when there are two or more holders, so that any disposition must be made by agreement of all the holders, requiring the signature of all of them. Indistinct is one in which there are several holders and any of them can dispose of the funds with their sole signature.

Origin: Bank of Spain

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