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Electronic Modes Of Payment
Introductions to Electronic Modes of Payment:
As the Internet has increased the speed of business and transacting, electronic modes of payment have gain importance.
Benefits
- Payment on due date
- Effortless receipt - No need for visiting Banks for depositing payment cheques
- Avoiding loss of instruments & fraudulent encashment
Three of the most contemporary and popular electronic modes are:
- Direct Credit
- ECS and National Electronic Clearing Service (NECS)
- Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS)
- National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)
Direct Credit – Account to Account Transfer
Single account debit and Instantaneous Credit shall be afforded to the respective beneficiaries maintaining account across all branches of IDBI, based on data containing the details of beneficiary name, account number and beneficiary name given by customers centrally at designated IDBI Bank branches.
Electronic Clearing Service (ECS) & NECS
IDBI Bank offers ECS and NECS services to our esteemed clientele for bulk transfers from one account to many accounts or vice-versa. Customers can utilize this facility both for making payments like distribution of dividend, interest, salary, pension, etc. by institutions or for collection of amounts for purposes such as payments to utility companies like telephone, electricity, or charges such as house tax, water tax, etc or for loan installments of financial institutions/banks or regular investments of individuals.
RTGS
Nowadays when time is of essence, IDBI offers, Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) payments & Receipts system, a solution for faster and most efficient settlement system for our esteemed customers. This payment mechanism will enable funds to be received by the recipient intra-day, rather than the net settlement system exchanges that occur at the end of the banking hours.
The RTGS product would provide the following benefits:
- Speed – Guaranteed & Fast settlement of transactions
- High Liquidity – Lowering interest costs
- Better Funds Management - Ensures optimum planning and utilization of funds
- Hassel free High Value settlement - Elimination of collections thru physical H/V clearing
- Reduces Paper work and improves efficiency
- Eliminates "Settlement Risk" & "Systemic Risk"
RTGS Card Rates have been revised with effect from October 08, 2008:
| Outward Transactions |
| a) Rs. 1 to Rs.5 lakh |
- Not exceeding Rs.25/- per transaction |
| b) Above Rs. 5 Lacs |
- Not exceeding Rs.50/- per transaction |
| Inward Transactions |
| FREE |
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RTGS Outward Charges for Saving & Current A/c Customers : NIL
Timings for Transactions :-
Cut off timing for Branches: In line with RBI's timelines, transactions can be sent through the RTGS system within following time schedules:
| Outward Transactions |
| On Weekdays |
9:00 Am to 4:15 PM |
| On Saturdays |
9:00 Am to 1:15 PM |
NEFT
National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) is one application considered for deployment to facilitate customers to transfer funds from their accounts in one bank to other customers with accounts in other banks.
IDBI Bank offers the NEFT route for customers for inward and outward transactions through Web based SFMS Messaging System.
IDBI Bank offers bulk upload of NEFT transactions through IDBI Bank Branches as well as online through i-CashWeb.
All branches of IDBI are RTGS / NEFT enabled.
NEFT Card Rates
The following pricing will be applicable with effect from October 08, 2008
| Transaction Amount |
Outward Charges Per Transaction |
a) Up to Rs. 1 lakh
b) Above Rs. 1 Lacs & upto Rs. 2 Lacs
c) Above Rs. 2 Lacs |
a) Rs.5.00 Plus Service Tax
b) 15.00 Plus Service Tax
c) Rs.25.00 Plus Service Tax |
| Transaction Amount |
NEFT Inward Charges |
| No Limit |
NIL |
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NEFT Outward Charges for Saving A/c and Current A/c Customers :- NIL
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Timings for Transactions
Cut off timing for Branches:In line with RBI's timelines, transactions can be sent through the RTGS system within following time schedules:
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On Weekdays- There are Eleven settlements Batches from 9 am to 7 pm on week days
At 9:00Hrs, 10:00Hrs, 11:00Hrs, 12:00Hrs, 13:00Hrs, 14:00Hrs, 15:00Hrs, 16:00Hrs, 17:00Hrs, 18:00Hrs, 19:00Hrs.
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On Saturdays – There are Five settlements Batches from 9 am to 1 pm on week days,
At 9:00Hrs, 10:00Hrs, 11:00Hrs, 12:00Hrs, 13:00Hrs |
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INDO Nepal Remittance Scheme : Remittance Facility to Nepal through NEFT
1. Facility :- The NEFT system also facilitates one-way cross-border transfer of funds from India to Nepal.
2. Target Group :- Target Group is migrant workers of Nepalese origin working in India. The remittance facility is extended to both customers of the bank and walk-in customers.
3. ID Proof :- In case of non-customers, remitter has to produce identification documents like Passport / PAN / Driving License / Telephone Bills / Certificate of identification issued by employer in India with details and photographs to compliance the KYC norms.
4. Maximum Amount :- A ceiling of Rs.50000 (Fifty Thousand only) is fixed per remittance and maximum of 12 remittance is allowed in a year.
5. Beneficiary Bank / Branch :- Remittance will be distributed in Nepal through the branches of Nepal State Bank Ltd (NSBL) and their approved branches.
6. Charges :-
| Up to Rs.50000 /- (Originating Bank branch in India) |
Rs. 5/- Plus Service Tax |
| If beneficiary maintains an a/c with Nepal State Bank Ltd. (NSBL) |
Rs.20/- Plus Service Tax |
| Total |
Rs.25/- Plus Service Tax |
| If beneficiary does not maintain an account with NSBL following additional amount would be charged |
| Upto Rs.5000/- |
Rs.50/- Plus Service Tax |
| Above Rs.5000/- |
Rs.75/- Plus Service Tax |
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