Rs 20,000 withdrawal limit for SBI customers effective from Oct 31


New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) : The reduction in ATM withdrawal limit to Rs 20,000 from Rs 40,000 by State Bank of India comes into effect from tomorrow. So, if you hold an SBI Classic or Maestro debit card, then you will be able to only withdraw Rs 20,000 a day from ATM from Wednesday.

In an attempt to curb increasing instances of ATM frauds, the State Bank of India halved the daily ATM withdrawal limit recently. Over 42 crore bank customers will be affected with this limit in the festival season.

For customers looking to withdraw more than Rs 20,000 daily, they can apply for a higher variant debit card. According to an official, the SBI Classic debit card is not a chip-based card and there are concerns about its security. The official also said that the bank decided to reduce the withdrawal limit due to increase in number of complaints regarding cloning.

SBI managing director PK Gupta had earlier said, "We analysed all the ATM transactions and we found that most of them are less than Rs 20,000 a day. In case of frauds reported to us, we found that in all such cases withdrawals of Rs 40,000 (the maximum) have happened. So this is basically to protect the customers and secondly, we want that more such (digital) transactions should happen."

  

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  • BS, Belman

    Thu, Nov 01 2018

    Back to old era. Withdraw with cheque/withdrawal slip. Mera desh badal raha hai.

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  • Leela, Kangeri/Bangaluru

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Now money also become scarcity!!

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  • ANU, dubai

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    keep cash at home for one month requirement

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Looks Ile most PSU banks are on verge of bankruptcy! Mergers are imminent to save them from going fut! Supposedly Vijaya, Dena, & BOB will be the first group to merge!! Wah 're Acche Din!!!!

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  • Sandeep, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Rupee is depreciating daily, at this time people have to spend more money. And common sense says people have to withdraw more. But something is seriously wrong with SBI. I guess there will be series of scams queued up. It is little time consuming but we can teach a lesson to banks. We should visit branches and withdraw 20,500/- every time. ........ ! Stop using ATM's

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  • GD, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Deposit your money in the bank, then beg and plead to withdraw your hard earned money. These banks make money from your deposits and pay you peanuts.

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  • RkR, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Who care money z safe @ home.
    Need not worry about deduction -Multiple usage.

    Making use of plastic card, wherein govt can track every single penny.
    Liquid asset makes it difficult for them, the reason they block our own freedom of using it.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    Why the banks restrict in withdrawing customer's own money.

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    ATM is out of order
    Bank is out of cash
    Public is out of peace
    Modi is out of country

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    AacheDin for SBI customers!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 31 2018

    I wonder where's the Cash Disappearing ...

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