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RBI issues domestic transfer norms; walk-in customers can send up to Rs 50k

RBI issues domestic transfer norms; walk-in customers can send up to Rs 50k

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RBI issued revised domestic money transfer norms allowing walk‑in customers to remit up to Rs 50,000 via cash pay‑in service to a beneficiary’s account through NEFT. The framework aims to facilitate small‑value transfers through formal banking channels. The directions set transaction limits, require customer verification and authentication, and include safeguards to monitor unusual fund transfers.

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Walk-in customers at bank branches can utilise the cash pay-in service to remit funds up to Rs 50,000 directly to a beneficiary’s bank account through NEFT, the Reserve Bank said on Wednesday. With a view to harmonising and consolidating the extant instructions relating to Domestic Money Transfer…

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    RBI issues domestic transfer norms; walk-in customers can send up to Rs 50k

    Walk-in customers at bank branches can utilise the cash pay-in service to remit funds up to Rs 50,000 directly to a beneficiary’s bank account through NEFT, the Reserve Bank said on Wednesday. With a view to harmonising and consolidating the extant instructions relating to Domestic Money Transfer…

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