Assam Gramin Vikash Bank Savings Account

A Savings Bank Account helps individuals save for personal, non-business expenses. If inactive for 24 months, it becomes dormant, requiring updated KYC to reactivate. Written standing instructions are mandatory, and branch transfers within the bank are free of cost.

Features & Benefits 

All types of individuals (singly or jointly), professionals, clubs, associations, charitable trusts, religious institutions, and government bodies established under specific acts are eligible to open a savings bank account. 

 Interest Rates  

3.25% up to Rs.50 lakh3.50% above Rs.50 lakh 

Nomination  

Available  

Cheque Book 

Available 

Standing Instructions 

Executed 

Charges & Fees 

  1. The calculation of interest on clean advances depends on the number of days funds are advanced and the clearing time at different clearing centres. No selection fees will be charged. Outstation cheques/drafts have a 0.59% fee plus applicable collection charges for each slab. The purchase/discount of demand bills has a fee of 0.59% plus a collection fee (clean/documentary). 
  2.  For usance bills, there is a fee of 0.65% plus collection charges for bills in accordance with respective slabs, and interest/discount from the date of purchase/discount until the due date, with the appropriate interest rate for working capital advances, plus collection charges as applicable to bills for collection for the respective slab.  
  3. A charge of Rs.201 per instrument will be applied for the return of inward clearing cheques for individuals, with a 10% discount for pensioners and senior citizens.  
  4. A charge of Rs.254 per instrument will be applied for non-individuals. If documents covered by IBCs are sent free of charge to the bill's drawee by a bank on the drawer's instruction, the collecting bank will impose a handling fee of Rs.118 per instrument plus out-of-pocket costs for local cheques and bills and Rs.177 per instrument plus out-of-pocket costs for outstation cheques and bills. 

Receipt of out-of-state checks 

Rs.5,000  

Rs.36 

Rs.5,000 to Rs.10,000 

Rs.65 

More than Rs.1 lakh 

Rs.118 

Certain costs, such as postage 

Rs.236 

Documents Required 

To open a savings account, the following documents are mandatory: 

  1. Permanent address and telephone number 
  2. Account Opening Form (AOF) and other attachments 
  3. Minimum balance as required by the bank 

The banker will verify the AOF and attachments and provide an account number if satisfied. Once the account is opened, you will receive a chequebook, passbook, debit card, and other documents. 

Important factors to consider when opening a Gramin Vikash Bank savings account in Assam: 

  1. Research and choose a bank with the highest interest rate 
  2. Choose a nearby bank branch 
  3. Fill out the AOF in capital letters using black ink, countersign if there is any overwriting 
  1. Consider a bank that assigns a relationship manager 
  2. Use the nomination service 
  3. Bring initial KYC documents for proof 
  4. Remember to maintain the minimum balance in the account 
  5. Provide address proof papers for mailing and permanent address if different 
  1. Visit the branch in person to sign the account opening form in the presence of a bank official (as required by some banks) 

How to Open Assam Gramin Vikas Bank Savings Account 

You can open a savings account at Assam Gramin Vikash Bank as a sole holder or jointly with multiple people. Joint accounts may have different holding modes, such as "Anyone or Survivor," "Joint," etc. All joint account holders must complete the KYC procedures. 

To open a savings account at Assam Gramin Vikash Bank, follow these steps: 

  1. Visit the bank branch in person where you want to open the account 
  1. Complete the Account Opening Form (AOF) for a savings account 
  2. Fill out the necessary customer information and details in the form, such as name, address, contact number, email, PAN, type of account, nominee's name, etc. 
  3. Attach KYC documents such as PAN, proof of address, and proof of identity with the completed AOF. 

FAQs on Assam Gramin Vikash Bank Savings Account

  • What category does Assam Gramin Vikash Bank belong to? 

    Assam Gramin Vikash Bank is the sole regional rural bank situated in Assam, India, and it is owned by the Ministry of Finance of the Government of India.  

  • Is Assam Gramin Vikash Bank a private or public institution?

    Assam Gramin Vikash Bank is a public institution, as it is fully owned by the Government of India, the Government of Assam, and Punjab National Bank. Currently, the bank operates through 472 branches and 1115 Customer Service Points across all districts in Assam.  

  • Does the IFSC code remain the same for all account holders?

    The IFSC Code is an 11-character alphanumeric code that enables electronic funds transfer between accounts. It is unique to each branch of the bank.  

  • How can I activate my Assam Gramin Vikash Bank ATM card?

    To activate your card, you need to provide the following information: your 16-digit debit card number, the expiration date of your card, and the 3-digit CVV number (printed on the back of the card). Additionally, you need to enter a 6-digit OTP (One-Time Password), which will be sent to the mobile number registered with the bank in the name of the cardholder.

  • How do you link the Aadhar card to the Assam Gramin Vikash Bank account?

      To be able to link your Aadhaar card with your Assam Gramin Vikash Bank account, you can follow the steps below to check the status of the linking process online: Visit the UIDAI website at www.uidai.gov.in. Click on the "Check Aadhaar & Bank Account Linking Status" option. Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and the security code displayed on the page. Click on the "Submit" button.    

  • What is the minimum amount required to maintain an Assam Gramin Vikash Bank account? 

    In order to take advantage of the AGVB Current Deposit Plus scheme, you must maintain a minimum quarterly average balance of Rs.1 lakh.  

  • What is the maximum amount that can be withdrawn using an Assam Gramin Vikash Bank debit card? 

    The Assam Gramin Vikash Bank debit card can be used as an ATM and debit card and can be used to withdraw cash at ATMs of any bank under the NFS network, as well as at Point of Sale (PoS) terminals displaying the RuPay Card logo. You can withdraw a maximum of Rs.25,000 in a day, with a limit of Rs.10,000 per transaction from ATMs under the NFS network.  

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