Updated By: LatestGKGS Desk
The government is planning to provide only three withdrawal limits from ATMs with no charge imposed on them.
The government is planning to take the decision to boost digital payment as till now on 8-10 transactions, no fee was charged on the withdrawal from the ATMs.
It is also expected that banks can increase the withdrawal charge due to decline in withdrawal from ATMs after demonetisation.
Due to decline, the cost on setting up an ATM and providing services will increase so the banks can increase the withdrawal fee.
But government will not allow the banks to raise the transaction charge as government wants to reduce transaction cost for its customers.
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