Money reaches the beneficiary account within minutes, at any hour, on any day including holidays.
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A worker sends wages home, a parent sends fees to a hostel. Domestic money transfer handles both from your counter, with the money reaching the account in minutes.
Domestic money remittance lets a walk-in customer send cash to any bank account in the country. You collect the cash, enter the beneficiary details, and the transfer goes out over IMPS for instant credit or NEFT when the amount is larger.
Beneficiaries are saved against the sender's mobile number, so the second time the same person sends money it takes under a minute. Failed transfers are tracked automatically until the refund is confirmed.
Built around how a remittance customer actually behaves at the counter.
Money reaches the beneficiary account within minutes, at any hour, on any day including holidays.
When the amount crosses the IMPS ceiling, the transfer moves to NEFT within banking hours.
Each sender's regular beneficiaries are stored, so repeat transfers need only an amount.
A failed transfer is flagged and followed until the money returns, with the status visible in your panel.
The sender's mobile number is verified with a one time password. This is done once, not every visit.
Enter the account number and IFSC. Name verification confirms the account belongs to the person named.
Take the cash, enter the amount and confirm. IMPS credits within minutes.
The receipt carries the reference number the beneficiary's bank will recognise if anything is questioned.
IMPS runs at night and on holidays, exactly when a daily wage earner is free to visit you.
Remittance is monthly for most senders. One satisfied sender usually becomes a fixed customer.
Account name verification catches a wrong digit before the money moves, not after.
Monthly limits for domestic remittance follow RBI rules. The remaining limit for each sender is shown in the panel before you accept cash.
The transfer fails and the amount is reversed. Most reversals land the same day; bank side delays can take up to five working days and the status stays visible in your panel.
The sender's mobile number is verified by one time password. For higher limits, additional KYC may be required and the panel will prompt for it.
Yes. Many customers use the service to deposit their own cash into an account at a bank that has no branch nearby.
No extra device needed. Complete KYC once and start sending the same day.