1. NEFT - “National Electronic Fund Transfer”
- It is a nation-wide payment system .
- One can transfer funds to others though self-account.
- Applicable to both Account holders and Non-Account holders.
- Funds can be transferred through electronic media
- Funds can be transferred in 12 slots on weekdays and 6 slots on Saturday
- Applicable for those customers, Corporates, Firms,whose bank is entitled with NEFT payment system.
Fast facts on NEFT
- There is no minimum or maximum limit while transferring through NEFT platform.
- If you have Bank account in any NEFT enabled branches , then you can transfer fund through internet or bank branches directly.
- If you don’t have an account, then there are few norms you need to follow, RBI sets an upper limit ceiling i.e. one can transfer up to Rs.50,000 per transaction.
- NEFT mode can also be used while transferring fund to Nepal under Indo- Nepal Remittance Facility scheme. Here also RBI sets an upper limit ceiling i.e. one can transfer up to Rs.50,000 per transaction.
- For these schemes, Banks charges as service charge or processing fee for each ENFT transactions.
- While transferring NEFT fund you to anyone you must have His/Her Bank Accounts Details like Account Number , Account Holders Name , IFSC code.
2. RTGS- “Real Time Gross Settlement”
- Processing of instructions starts at the same time
- Settlement of fund transfer occurs according to individuals basis or it can be transferred instantly. There is no such time slot.
- Funds can be transferred in Real Time Basis.
- RBI sets a limit, One can transfer a minimum of Rs.2 Lakh
- The scheme is only applicable for those customers, Corporates, Firms, whose bank is entitled with RTGS Payment platform system.
Fast facts on RTGS:
- Only Account Holders can enjoy the service. There is no provision to transfer funds for Non-Account holders.
- The customer can transfer funds in Between 9AM to 4:30PM on Monday to Friday. & 9AM to 1:30PM on Saturday.
- But Bank transaction time is in between 9AM to 4:30PM on Monday to Friday. & 9AM to 3PM on Saturday.
- As per RBI guidelines, Banks charges Rs.25 + Application time charge (Rs.5) A total of Rs.30 for each transaction in-between Rs.2 lakh to Rs.5 lakh.
- However, Above Rs.5 lakh Bank charges Rs.50 + Application time charge
3. IMPS: Immediate Payment Services
IMPS is an instant interbank electronic fund transfer service through mobile phones.
Fast facts on IMPS:
- This service is available 24x7 for a transaction between interbank.
- It doesn’t require any “batches”. Though IMPS offers Instant Transfer.
- To be able to transfer fund through IMPS route you must first register for the immediate payment services with your bank.
- After successful registration, the bank will provide you “Mobile Money Identifier(MMID) and Mobile Personal Identification number(MPIN).
- For transferring of funds the Minimum & Maximum amount is to be Rs.1 and Rs.2,00,000.
4. AEPS: AADHAR Enabled Payment System
- It is a payment system which uses Aadhar card number and individuals online UIDAI authentication, which are linked to a customer's Bank account.
- A customer will have to register his/her Aadhar number to their existing bank account, provided their bank is AEPS enabled.
- Through AEPS, the customer can withdraw or deposit cash, make the balance enquiry, and transfer funds.
- The maximum amount of transaction per account per day is Rs.50,000.
- These transactions are normally conducted by Business Correspondents (BCs) service centres.
5. MTSS: Money Transfer Service Scheme
- It is a system of money transfer for transferring personal remittances from abroad to beneficiaries in India.
- Through this only inward remittances into India are permissible. No outward remittance allowed.
- A maximum of Rs.50,000 can be remitted inwards as per the money value. And a maximum of 30 transactions per the calendar year.
6. Nepal Remittance Scheme
- It is a cross-border one-way remittance facility scheme for remittance from India to Nepal.
- Maximum amount remittance is INR 50,000 and beneficiaries will receive in Nepalese Rupees.
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