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India Post Payments Bank: Transaction Limit And Charges You Pay For Instant Money Transfer

India Post Payments Bank started countrywide operations in September this year
India Post Payments Bank started countrywide operations in September this year

Other than providing a free intra-bank fund transfer service to its customers, India Post Payments Bank also provides instant money transfer services. IPPB or India Post Payments Bank charges a fee ranging from Rs 2.5 to Rs 50 per transaction from its customers for instant money transfer through NEFT, RTGS and IMPS payments platforms, according to the government-owned payments bank's website - ippbonline.com. NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer), RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement) and IMPS (Immediate Payment Service) are payments platforms that enable instant money transfer - also known as wire transfer - from one bank account to another through computer systems. 

India Post Payments Bank instant money transfer - transaction limits and transaction charges

For NEFT transfers initiated from access points, India Post Payments Bank charges a fee of Rs 2.5-25 per transaction from its customers, according to its website. The bank charges a fee ranging from Rs 2.5 to Rs 20 for an NEFT transaction made through mobile banking, it noted.

Mode of money transfer Transaction size (rupees) Charges at access point and doorstep (rupees) Charges for mobile banking (rupees)
Intra Bank(IPPB account to IPPB account) Free Free Free
IMPS Up to 2,000 10 5
2,001-5,000 20 5
Above 5,000 50 10
NEFT Up to 10,000 2.5 2.5
10,001 to 1 lakh 5 5
1 lakh to 2 lakh 15 10
Above 2 lakh 25 20
RTGS 2 lakh to 5 lakh 25 25
Above 5 lakh 50 50
(Source: ippbonline.com)

For instant fund transfer through RTGS, the payments bank - which started countrywide operations in September this year - charges a fee of Rs 25-50 per transaction, according to its website.

India Post Payments Bank customers are charged a fee of Rs 5-50 per transaction for instant money transfer through IMPS, according to the lender's portal.