RTGS limit refers to the minimum and maximum amount that can be transferred through the Real-Time Gross Settlement system, either per transaction or within a day. These RTGS limits vary based on the bank, account type, and transfer mode, helping manage high-value fund transfers securely.
Key Highlights
- Minimum Limit: RTGS transactions require a minimum amount of ₹2 lakh.
- Maximum Limit: No upper limit set by RBI; banks define their own caps.
- Per Day Limit: Varies based on bank, account type, and transfer mode.
- Use Case: Suitable for transferring large amounts securely and efficiently.
- Limit Increase: Can be requested through bank channels based on eligibility.
RTGS limit defines the minimum and maximum amount that can be transferred through the RTGS system in a single transaction or within a day. These limits are set to regulate high-value transfers and vary based on the bank and account type.
The minimum amount for an RTGS transaction is ₹2,00,000. It ensures the system is primarily used for high-value transfers, distinguishing it from other payment systems like NEFT, which handles smaller amounts. NEFT or IMPS are better alternatives for businesses and individuals requiring lower transfers.
The RTGS maximum limit varies by bank and account type. While the RBI imposes no upper cap, most banks define their maximum RTGS limit per day. Online transfers may have stricter limits than branch-based transactions.
For personal accounts, the limit typically ranges from ₹10 lakhs to ₹50 lakhs daily (subject to the respective account holder's different banks). Corporate accounts may have limits in crores.
The RTGS limit can be increased by submitting a request to the bank through available channels.
The minimum and maximum RTGS limit varies from one bank to another. Here are the RTGS limits set by the top Indian banks:
Retail Banking: A lower limit of ₹2,00,000 and an upper limit of ₹10,00,000 are set by the SBI.
Corporate Internet Banking:
Understanding the RTGS limit and RTGS limit per day helps ensure hassle-free fund transfers. If you need to transfer larger amounts, requesting a limit enhancement from the bank is an easy process.
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