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Post office withdrawal rules: Big news for the customers of the post office, the bank has made a big change in the rules, now extra charge will be taken

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Post office withdrawal rules: According to the circular issued by the post office, those who are not customers of the bank will have to pay Rs 20 plus GST charge per transaction after 1 transaction. These charges are effective from December 1, 2022.

If you have also invested in the Post Office, then there is important news for you. The post office has changed a big rule. Now the post office has changed the rules for withdrawing money. According to the new rules of the post office, now customers will have to pay charges for withdrawing money. The post office has given this information.

Customers will have to pay extra charge 

According to the information given by the post office, India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) has changed the transaction charge from Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AePS). According to a notification, these charges are effective from December 1, 2022. According to the new rule, those who are not customers of IPPB will have to pay charges for doing more than 1 transaction. This also includes withdrawing, depositing or generating mini statement through Aadhaar.

Post office information

According to the circular issued by the post office, customers will have to pay Rs 20 + GST ​​charge for withdrawing and depositing money in case of transactions exceeding the free limit in a month. Not only this, Rs 5 per transaction will have to be paid for the mini statement. Post office customers will now have to pay more money.

Know what NPCI says 

It is worth noting that according to NPCI, it is quite easy and secure to use AePS for availing benefits using Aadhaar number and biometrics. AePS works on an individual’s demographic and biometric/iris information, thus eliminating the dangers of fraud. In this way, AePS provides more security to the customers.

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