₹ 100 … RBI’s big results ₹ 200, if these instructions are given to banks – the Reserve Bank of India is Rs. 100 and Rs.
If you go back from the bank ATM, the small price tips do not come out of the ATM and you have to withdraw 500 rupees notes, but now the Reserve Bank of India has taken a big decision on this issue and has taken instructions to banks to ensure that 100 rupees and 200 rupees notes are being released from ATMs.
It is necessary to increase the availability of 100-200 notes
The Central Bank has said that when operating banks on Monday, the general public has said that the public should do so to increase the availability of these notes, and the currency notes of this price must be released from the ATM. The Reserve Bank has issued a circular in this regard, and it states that banks and white label ATM operators (WLAO) should implement this instruction.
Significantly, ‘White Label ATMs’ act like ATMs of government and private banks. It has been installed by private or non -bank financial institutions (NBFCS) instead of the bank. With these, you can use money withdrawal, balance testing or all features available at other ATMs with debit card and credit card.
What is the RBI’s circular?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is said to have taken the decision to increase the public limit on the bank notes of these mostly used priced classes. It is now necessary to ensure that all banks of the country are released on a regular basis from their ATMs and their ATMs.
By September 30, 2025, 75 % of all ATMs (Automated Taylor Machine) ATM at Rs. It also states that it should be extracted from the cassette of 200. After this, on March 31, 2026, 90 % of ATMs should be removed from Rs. 100 or Rs.
ATM will be expensive from May 1!
Here we will also say that ATMs are also changing the rules for refunds under the rules that have been converted to the country since May 1, 2025. In fact, if any transaction is made from an ATM machine outside the Home Bank Network, or if the balance is verified, the user will have to pay higher fees.
Currently, let us know that ATMs are being used outside the Home Bank Network and that this is going to increase from May 1. This increase is part of the Amendment by the Reserve Bank of India based on the proposal of the Indian National Payment Corporation (NPCI). According to the report, if customers use their home bank ATM instead of another network bank ATM, they have to pay Rs. In addition, if they are used to check out the balance from another bank’s ATM, it will be charged Rs.
