If you have worn-out or damaged currency notes, you might want to exchange them at a bank. However, the Reserve bank of India (RBI) has set specific rules regarding the maximum number of notes you can exchange at a time.
Key Rules for Note Exchange
1. Maximum Notes per Transaction – A person can exchange up to 20 notes at a time.
2. Maximum Value Limit – The total value of these notes should not exceed Rs. 5,000 in a single transaction.
3. Payment Process – When exchanging within these limits, the bank makes the payment immediately at the counter.
Other Important Points
· If you want to exchange more than 20 notes or exceed Rs. 5,000 in total, banks may require additional documentation or approvals.
· The exchanged notes must be fit for circulation, and heavily mutilated or counterfeit notes may not be accepted.
· RBI guidelines encourage people to deposit notes in bank accounts for amounts exceeding the daily exchange limit, instead of attempting multiple exchanges.
Experts say these rules are designed to streamline currency circulation, prevent misuse, and make the process quick and transparent for customers.
By following RBI’s guidelines, you can easily exchange old or damaged notes without any hassle, ensuring that you receive immediate payment for small transactions at the bank counter.
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