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Facility for Exchange of Soiled/ Mutilated/ Imperfect Notes- (Reserve Bank of India) (14 Jul 2016)

MANU/RDCM/0006/2016

Banking

The Reserve Bank of India notified that up to 20 soiled notes, worth no more than Rs. 5000, can be exchanged free of charge at non-chest branches banks over the counter. For amounts greater than that, the bank is allowed to issue a receipt to be credited later and levy a service charge.

Mutilated and imperfect notes can also be exchanged at non-chest branches of banks over the counter, provided they no more than five in number and do not exceed Rs. 5000. Larger collections and values will be sent to currency chest branches for adjudication.

Tags : CURRENCY SOILED MUTILATED OVER THE COUNTER EXCHANGE

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