For customers who wish to manage their wealth efficiently either as an individual account or a joint account, the Privilege Savings Account should be their go-to savings account. The Privilege Savings Account from South Indian Bank comes with added advantages from the Regular Savings Account.
Listed below are the fees and charges applicable for the Privilege Savings Account from South Indian Bank:
Cheque Book | 10 free leaves. Charges applicable after 10 leaves. |
Passbook | Free |
Opening Account Charges | Nil |
Initial Deposit Requirement | Nil |
Minimum Balance Requirement | Nil |
Inoperative Account Charges | Nil |
Premature closure of account within 1 year | Nil |
Outstation Cheque | Rs.50 - Rs.150 (Depending on the amount) |
Nomination | Nil |
Debit Card Annual Fee - MasterCard Titanium EMV/Mastercard Gold/Maestro | Rs.200 plus service tax |
VISA Classic EMV/VISA Classic magnetic stripe (Annual Fee) | Rs.200 plus service tax |
RuPay Classic EMV/RuPay Classic magnetic stripe (Annual Fee) | Rs.200 plus service tax |
Debit Card PIN regeneration | Rs.100 plus service charges |
Standing Instruction charges | Rs.100 plus service tax |
ECS Mandate verification | Rs.100 plus tax |
Change of Mobile Number | Rs.100 |
Mobile services (annually) | Rs.150 plus service charge |
Transactions at South Indian Bank ATMs | Free |
Transactions at other ATMs | First 3 transactions free at metro citiesFirst 5 transactions free at other areasRs.20 for financial transactionsRs.10 for non-financial transactions |
The customer can download the application form from the bank’s website or get their hands on it at the nearest South Indian Bank branch.
A customer can choose either a MasterCard Titanium EMV, a Mastercard Gold/Maestro, a VISA Classic EMV or a VISA Classic magnetic stripe. Apart from the International debit cards, customers can even opt for the RuPay Classic EMV or the RuPay Classic magnetic stripe.
The interest rate for the Privilege Savings Account from South Indian Bank at the moment is 4% p.a. The interest is paid half-yearly.
Yes, one can make nominations for the Privilege Savings Account from South Indian Bank. The nominee should preferably be a close relative of the primary account holder.
Yes, by requesting the bank, he/she can transfer his/her Regular Savings Account to a Privilege Savings Account.
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