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An introductory guide on cash deposits
With internet banking, we are used to receiving funds in our accounts electronically. However, occasionally, we may have to deposit cash or cheques in our bank accounts. Since internet banking cannot yet help us with cash deposits, you need to complete this task in person. Let us find out what is cash deposit and how to go about it.
A Cash Deposit involves a deposit of paper money or cheques into your Savings Account. You can deposit cash by visiting the bank directly or through a Cash Deposit Machine. Money received in your account through transfers is also considered a cash deposit. Like all deposits, cash deposits also qualify for interest payments, and banks offer competitive interest rates on the deposits.
You can make cash deposits in either of the two ways mentioned below.
You can visit your nearest bank branch to deposit cash. Below are the steps
You can head to the nearest ATM of your bank to deposit cash. Here are the steps:
Over time, cash deposits have become convenient due to online transfers and ATMs. However, when it comes to high-value transactions, it is best to visit the bank. For instance, banks ask for your PAN number on cash deposits exceeding INR 50,000. Ensure you check your bank’s rules regarding cash deposits before you choose your preferred cash deposit process.
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*Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. We recommend you get in touch with your income tax advisor or CA for expert advice.