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The bank will apply a fee of Rs 15 plus GST for every transaction beyond the free limit. The bank has also increased the ceiling for cash withdrawal by customers at non-home branches. Know How it Works. Check Details Here. Read Here. It'll just take a moment. Looks like you have exceeded the limit to bookmark the image.

Remove some to bookmark this image. You are now subscribed to our newsletters. Premium Premium Here are some handy tips for fixing your poor credit score. Premium Premium Term insurance issued in India has global coverage. From today, the interchange fee that banks charge after each transaction on the ATM machine will go up from today.

The interchange fee is charged by banks to merchants processing payments through credit cards or debit cards. The central bank had said these charges were allowed to be hiked owing to the increasing cost of ATM deployment and expenses towards the maintenance of ATM that banks incur.

The changes were announced on the basis of the suggestions of a committee set up by the RBI in June As per the revised rules, the customers will be eligible for five free transactions every month from their home bank ATMs. Customers can claim free transactions from ATMs of other banks, too, which include three withdrawals in metros and five in non-metro cities. More than one in four cash machines are charging people to withdraw their money at a time when banks are saving millions by closing branches, according to the consumer group Which?

There has been a spike in the number of ATMs charging customers to withdraw. In there were 15, such machines in the UK, compared with 11, in , according to figures from the network operator Link.

Behind the surge in the number of charging machines is the switch to contactless payments for small purchases and a shakeup in how the network is funded.