NEW rule for ATM Transaction: In view of the increasing fraud and fraud in bank services, the Reserve Bank of India has ordered to tighten the security rules, due to which a new rule has come into force with the beginning of the last month of 2022.
NEW rule for ATM Transaction: In view of the increasing fraud and fraud in bank services, the Reserve Bank of India has ordered to tighten the security rules, due to which a new rule has come into force with the beginning of the last month of 2022. Under this rule, if you are trying to withdraw cash from ATM, then now you will also have to tell one time password which will be registered on your registered mobile number.
This rule of withdrawing money from ATM has changed
This new rule of withdrawing cash is going to be implemented from today (December 1), under which if the ATM holder wants to withdraw money from the bank, now after inserting the card, an OTP will also come on his mobile, only after inserting it, you can withdraw the money. Can. Punjab National Bank is going to implement this service from today while other banks can start it slowly.
Significantly, after the Corona period, there was a continuous increase in online and bank fraud cases, in view of which RBI had issued these guidelines. The guideline to implement this process was issued in October itself, which banks are slowly implementing.
Bank holiday will be for 13 days
Let us tell you that mark the calendar for getting the bank’s work done this month because there will be 13 days holiday in the month of December, which includes second and fourth Saturdays as well as all weekly holidays on Sundays. Apart from these, Christmas, last day of the year and Guru Gobind Singh ji’s birthday holidays are also going to be available in the banks. In such a situation, if you want to avoid any kind of trouble, then mark the calendar beforehand.
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