What is a reference number?

A reference number is a unique identifier assigned to a specific transaction, document, or record to help track and identify it. It is used to easily locate and reference the specific item in question. Reference numbers are commonly used in banking, customer service, and administrative processes to keep track of various transactions and communications.

A reference number is a unique identifier assigned to a particular transaction or communication, such as an order, invoice, or correspondence. It allows for easy tracking and retrieval of information related to that specific transaction or communication. Reference numbers are typically generated by the sender or originator of the transaction or communication and are included in all subsequent correspondence or documentation related to it. They facilitate efficient record-keeping, communication, and resolution of any queries or issues that may arise.