An NSF (Non-Sufficient Funds) fee is a charge imposed by a bank when there are not enough funds in a checking or savings account to cover a transaction. It serves as a penalty for insufficient funds and can result in an overdraft or a bounced check. The fee amount varies by bank and can add up quickly if multiple transactions are attempted without sufficient funds.
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