vomKonto

vomKonto is a term used in German-language financial contexts to denote that funds originate from a bank account. The name can be written as "vom Konto" in normal prose, or as a stylized proper noun "vomKonto" in product names or documentation. It literally translates to "from the account."

In everyday banking and accounting, phrases like "Zahlung vom Konto des Auftraggebers" indicate that the payment comes from the client's account. The term is not a formal accounting guideline but serves as a descriptive label in forms, invoices, and payment references. It is commonly contrasted with sources such as "vom Kreditkartenkonto" or "von einem PayPal-Konto."

Linguistic notes: The standard form "vom Konto" is normal German; "vomKonto" as a single word is nonstandard and typically used only as a brand name, module label, or shorthand in digital interfaces. The concept remains the same: the funds originate from a bank account rather than other payment methods. In compliance and anti-money laundering contexts, specificity about the source of funds is important, and "vom Konto" may appear in documentation as part of a description rather than a formal account classification.

See also: bank transfer, payment reference, source of funds, account origin.