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How To Apply Post Office Savings Account ATM Card & Know Transactions Limit Charges With Other Bank Rules

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Do you know about Post Office Saving Scheme? It also gives the same facility like normal banks. Where you are also given an ATM card and the facility to withdraw up to Rs 25000 per day. Let us know about this in detail..


Post Office Savings Account Atm Card, Charges, Transaction Limit: Do you know about the Post Office Saving Scheme. It also gives the same facility like normal banks. Where you are also given an ATM card and the facility to withdraw up to Rs 25000 per day. Let us know about this in detail..

Maximum 25 thousand withdrawal per day

Actually, you can avail many facilities by investing your money in Post Office Savings Account. Where customers are given the facility of withdrawal of maximum 25 thousand rupees per day with ATM or Debit card.

However, customers can withdraw 25 thousand rupees in total 03 times by paying 10-10 thousand twice and 05 thousand once, not at once.

Free Transaction from Post Office ATM

Let us tell you that if you withdraw money from the post office ATM itself, then you will not be charged any kind of charge. However, if you withdraw money from other ATMs, you may incur charges.

Rs 20 per transaction charge

However, you will also be able to make free withdrawals up to the free limit from other bank’s ATMs. On top of that, the post office charges you Rs 20 per transaction. Let us tell you that you can apply for the ATM card of the Post Saving Scheme at the post office itself. Where you will get all the information related to this.

Pravesh Maurya
Pravesh Maurya
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