Karnataka Bank unveils ‘Deposit Only Card’
Mangaluru, June 15: Karnataka Bank, as part of its digital initiative, has unveiled yet another novel card variant ‘KBL-Deposit Only Card’, which enables hassle-free cash deposit transactions at Bank’s 24X7 e-Lobby services.
This card is specially meant for Bank’s Current/Overdraft customers and by using this card they can perform card based cash deposit transactions even with higher deposit limit at Bank’s Bunch Note Acceptor (BNA) / Cash Recycler kiosks.
The salient features of the cards are;
- Instant Cards & issued across branch counters.
- It can be used only for Cash Deposit transactions. (Withdrawal & Purchase transactions are not allowed)
- Per day cash deposit limit is `10,00,000/-.
- Multiple cards can be issued to a particular account and multiple accounts can be linked to a particular card.
- Card will be issued to all SB/CA/OD accounts wherever PAN number is registered.
“All the customers of Karnataka bank can avail ‘Deposit Only’ cards for remitting / depositing Cash into our 175+ BNAs / Cash Recyclers installed across the length & breadth of the country.
These unique cards will empower bank’s valued customers especially corporate customers and businessmen to deposit cash / business proceeds to their account, round the clock, even at different locations.
In future, these cards may be permitted with interoperable cash deposit (ICD) transactions i.e., cash deposit at other Banks’ BNAs/Recyclers, when NPCI ICD initiative is enabled at Bank.” said Shri Mahabaleshwara M S, Managing Director & CEO of the Bank, on the occasion of unveiling Deposit Only Card here at Bank’s Headquarters, Mangaluru.
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Cong, BJP seek 7 more days from EC to respond to poll code complaints against each other
New Delhi (PTI): The Congress and the BJP have sought seven more days from the Election Commission to respond to poll code violation complaints filed by them against each other in Jharkhand and Maharashtra, sources said Monday.
In the wake of the BJP and the Congress lodging complaints against each other with the EC for poll code violations, the election panel on Saturday had asked the presidents of the two parties to comment on the charges levelled against their leaders.
The EC wrote separate letters to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president J P Nadda and Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, asking them to comment on the complaint of the other.
The Commission exchanged the complaints between the two parties while seeking their responses.
The EC has sought formal responses from both the party presidents by 1 pm on Monday (November 18).
Now the two parties have sought from the EC seven more days to send their respective responses.
While the Congress had accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of violating the poll code, the BJP had lodged complaint against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
While seeking their comments, the poll panel had reminded them of the Commission's earlier advisory to them during the Lok Sabha election to keep star campaigners and leaders under check so that public decorum is not flouted and the model code is followed in its letter and spirit during campaigning.
Top leaders of the two parties are campaigning in Jharkhand and Maharashtra for the ongoing Assembly polls.
