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NEFT Payment in Post Office: Charges, Process & Required Documents

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Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) transactions for Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) customers. 

Key highlights include:

Introduction to NEFT
  • NEFT is an RBI-operated payment system allowing fund transfers between bank accounts.
  • POSB customers can send/receive funds via NEFT using their Post Office Savings Account.
  • IFSC for POSB: IPOS0000DOP (uniform across all branches).

Charges and Limits

Counter Transactions:

  • ₹1 to ₹10,000: ₹2.50 + GST
  • ₹10,001 to ₹1 lakh: ₹5 + GST
  • ₹1–2 lakhs: ₹15 + GST
  • Above ₹2 lakhs: ₹25 + GST
  • Online (eBanking/mBanking): No charges.

Transaction Limits:

Max per transaction: ₹15 lakhs (counter), ₹2 lakhs (online).
Daily limit: ₹10 lakhs (online).

Requirements for Customers

  • Withdrawal slip (SB-7) or
  • POSB cheque.
Process Flow (Counter Transaction)
  • Customer submits the NEFT Mandate Form + SB-7/Cheque.
  • Counter PA initiates the transaction via Finacle (HPORDM menu).
  • Supervisor verifies the transaction, generating a 16-digit UTR (Unique Transaction Reference).

Grievance Mechanism

  • Complaints can be lodged via: India Post customer care (1800 2666 868).
  • Online portal (India Post Complaints).
  • SAP-CRM at Post Offices.
Nodal Office
Payment Channels Division, Bengaluru handles operational support.
Email: postatm@indiapost.gov.in.

Mandatory Documents for NEFT Payment (Customer Perspective)

To initiate an NEFT transaction at a Post Office counter, the customer must provide:
  • Filled with beneficiary details (name, account number, IFSC, etc.).
  • Signed by the account holder.
  • Withdrawal Slip (SB-7) or POSB Cheque:
  • For debiting the remitter’s POSB account.
Passbook/Account Details:
  • To verify the remitter’s POSB account.
Note: For online NEFT (via eBanking/mBanking), no physical documents are needed, but registration is required.
Key Takeaway: Customers must submit the mandate form + SB-7/cheque and ensure correct beneficiary details (IFSC, account number) to avoid transaction failures. Charges vary based on transaction amount and channel (counter/online).
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