Whenever there's corona to be combatted, or banknotes to be withdrawn, this new ministry would come up with the necessary acronyms
India is still very much a cash society and banks have been exempted from a 21-day lockdown that began this week as they are considered an essential service
In case of recalibration the number of withdrawals would increase as only lower denomination notes were likely to be dispensed
Biggest recalibration since demonetisation; Rs 2,000 notes to remain legal tender but to be pulled out of circulation
The proposed fee will be Rs 25 per transaction; the bank has uploaded a notice on its website listing this and three other charges coming into effect from 1 April 2020
Facilities can be activated only when the customer specifically requests for it
Chhattisgarh has asked bankers to streamline financial inclusion in restive region
Many customers are careless; they use overly simple and non-random PINs (such as date of birth), and do not change PINs periodically, compromising security
Know your rights, follow good practices and use simple strategies to reduce charges
Ratio of currency in circulation to GDP has risen to 11.23 per cent as of March 2019, putting question mark over demonetisation aim.
The financial compensation should be done suo motu by the bank, without waiting for a complaint or a claim by a customer, the RBI said
As part of the security measures, all "ATMs shall be operated for cash replenishment only with digital One Time Combination (OTC) locks"
Interchange is the rate charged by the ATM operator for every transaction
The panel also noted that RBI's remonetisation drive has not augmented/resolved the cash supply to ATMs in rural/semi-urban areas, forcing shutdown of many ATMs
The number of ATMs has declined marginally to 2.07 lakh in FY18 from 2.08 lakh in FY17, primarily due to branch rationalisation by a few public sector banks, the Reserve Bank said in its annual report Friday. Similarly, the number of operational on-site ATMs too came down to 1.06 lakh during the year from 1.09 lakh in FY17, while that of off-site ATMs increased to 1 lakh from 98,545. "In FY18, the number of ATMs of state-run banks declined to 1.45 lakh from 1.48 lakh in FY17," the RBI said in the 'Trends & Progress of Banking in 2017-18' report. However, private sector banks installed more ATMs taking their total number to 60,145 in FY18, up from 58,833 in the previous fiscal year, the central bank report said. The report said during the period between April 2018 and August 2018, the number of ATMs (excluding that of small finance banks and payment banks) declined further to 2.04 lakh, which it attributed to the increasing use of electronic means of payments. During .
Regulatory changes are making it unviable to operate ATMs, says industry body
This would severely impact millions of beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana
Several states are facing cash shortage despite currency flow in the economy going back to the pre-demonetisation level
SBI said the cash crunch problem was acute in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
Across the country, bank branches are unable to dispense the Rs 24,000 per-week withdrawal limit