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Starting on September 10, a customer will be able to transact up to five lakh rupees per day. Once you can transact with a maximum of one lakh of rupees. A total of 10 daily transactions can be made.
Until then, a customer could carry out a maximum of five transactions per day. A total of up to two lakh rupees could be traded to a maximum of 50 lakhs at a time.
In the case of the organization, as of September 10, up to a million rupees can be processed every day. A maximum of two lakh rupees can be traded each time. A total of 20 daily transactions can be made.
Until then, a maximum of five lakh rupees can be traded daily in the case of an organization. A total of 10 transactions could be made for one lakh of rupees at a time.
Bangladesh Bank sent a circular to this effect on Sunday to the CEOs of all banks.
“Recently, the upper limit of Internet banking funds transfer transactions (IBFT) through NPSB has been redefined,” said the circular above, which adds: The limit of fund transfer transactions has been increased ( IBFT) “.
The internet banking service was launched on November 2, 2016 in Bangladesh. Through this service, the customer can transfer money from one account to another at any time while sitting at home. This is increasing cashless or moneyless transactions.
With this service, customers can transfer money from one account to any other account, from one account to a debit or credit card, or from a debit or credit card to another account.
It’s also possible to pay credit card bills, deposit DPS and loan installments, pay insurance premiums, and conduct business transactions in no time.
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