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date_range 30 May 2021 6:51 PM IST Updated On
date_range 30 May 2021 6:51 PM ISTSBI raises withdrawal limits
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The State Bank of India increased the cash withdrawal limit for its customers at non-home branches.
"To support our customers in this pandemic, SBI has increased the non-home cash withdrawal limits through cheque and withdrawal form," SBI tweeted.
Now onwards, customers can withdraw up to Rs 25,000/day for self through withdrawal forms and savings bank passbook. With cheques, one could withdraw up to Rs 1 lakh for oneself.
Regarding third party cash withdrawals, the bank increased the daily upper limit to Rs 50,000. Third-party withdrawals are only permissible with cheques and not withdrawal forms and require the KYC of the third party concerned.
The revised ceilings are applicable till September 30.
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