- These updated guidelines will come into effect from November 1, 2024.
- The changes aim to enhance the security of domestic money transfers within India.
- Here are some key points:
- Cash Pay-out Service: Remitting banks will now obtain and maintain records of the name and address of the beneficiary for cash payouts.
- Cash Pay-in Service: Remitting banks or Business Correspondents (BCs) will verify the remitter using a verified mobile phone number and a self-certified ‘Officially Valid Document (OVD)’ as specified in the Master Direction - Know Your Customer Direction 2016.
- Additional Factor of Authentication (AFA): Every transaction by a remitter must be validated by an AFA.
- Income Tax Act Compliance: Remitting banks and their BCs must follow the provisions of the Income Tax Act of 1961 regarding cash deposits.
Question:
1 How will remitters be verified for cash pay-in services under the new Domestic Money Transfer framework?
- A) With a verified mobile number and an OVD
- B) With a PAN card and Aadhaar card
- C) With a passport and driving license
- D) With a fingerprint and iris scan