Another relief news for Yes Bank customers. It is true that bank account holders are having the most impact of the crisis on Yes Bank. Yes Bank, which is on the verge of sinking, is facing a shortage of cash for account holders. At the same time, RBI is also slowly giving them relief. Earlier there was an online transaction facility and now Yes Bank account holders have started getting real-time gross settlement (RTGS) facility. Explain that the customers of Yes Bank can now pay two lakh rupees of their credit card and loan instalments from other banks online. Yes, Bank gave this information through a tweet on Wednesday. Yes, bank account holders had withdrawn Rs 18,000 crore in 6 months
Up to Rs 2 lakh payment facility only through NEFT
Please tell that Yes Bank had started the facility of IMPS and NEFT from other bank accounts for payment of credit card or loan arrears before the same day. Now the bank has also started real-time gross settlement (RTGS) services for such payments. Payments above Rs 2 lakh can be made through RTGS. There is a facility to pay up to Rs 2 lakh only through NEFT. It is to be noted that the bank said in a tweet, RTGS service has been started for payment of dues of Yes Bank. Now you can pay the outstanding instalments of loan from Yes Bank's credit card or another bank account.
Online payment is still restricted from a bank account
It is known that the Reserve Bank has taken Yes Bank under its control due to mismanagement. Subsequently, a maximum withdrawal limit of Rs 50 thousand has been imposed on Yes Bank customers for the period from March 5 to April 3. After the Reserve Bank's control, Yes's online transaction services were temporarily banned. Bank. Online payments from this bank account are still subject to restrictions.
On the other hand, please also mention that a special court in Mumbai extended the custody of Yes Bank founder Rana Kapoor till Wednesday 16 March. The Enforcement Directorate has detained Kapoor on charges of money laundering. Kapoor's detention period was until March 11. In view of the expiry of the deadline, the ED has moved Justice P.P. Presented in the special court of Rajvaidya. The ED, while hearing matters relating to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act to the special court, said that Kapoor allocated loans worth Rs 30,000 crore to various bodies during his tenure. ED said, out of these loans of 20 thousand crores became NPA. We need to examine in-depth how these funds are manipulated. The ED asked the court to extend the period of detention. At the same time, the court extended the custody till March 16 on the demand of ED.
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