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You need to have the following to open an NRI Account:
For complete details of NRE/NRO service charges, please refer our Schedule of Charges – NRE/NRO Accounts. It has the complete list of applicable charges for the services we offer on your NRE/NRO Accounts.
Low Average Monthly Balance requirement of Rs.10,000/- for all Metro & Non-Metro Branches.
Low Initial Payment requirement of Rs.50,000/- only.
NRE Account holders are not liable to pay any tax in India. However, In case of NRO Account holders, Interest earned on the deposit balance is taxable in India.
This product will be available for both new and existing customers.
Customer has to opt for this at the time of account opening.
No. On-boarding has to be done through Paper Based format only.
No. The customer cannot withdraw the deposit under any circumstances except in case of death of the account holder on order from statutory and/or regulatory body subject to approval from the Product Team.
Minimum deposit amount should be above INR 15 Lakhs while there is no maximum deposit limit.
No. There is no additional rate for Senior citizens and Jana Bankers.
There is no special rate for deposits above 1Cr under this product.
Product Code for ‘FD Plus’ product is 411.
The product is currently available for both cumulative and non- cumulative options.
No. All other Terms and Conditions remain same as the Regular FD.
For any further information, please contact the nearest Jana Small Finance Bank branch.
a) iPhone / iOS 7.0 onwards
b) Android 4.1 onwards
Note: You can activate your Debit Card by doing any transaction at Jana Small Finance Bank ATM or at least one financial transaction (Cash Withdrawal) at non Jana Small Finance Bank ATM.
Login to Internet Banking by visiting www.jana.bank.in
Note: Funds transfer to any new beneficiary / payee will be enabled only after 10 minutes post activation.
Jana Bank’s CIB comes with a host of benefits like:
Once the documents are submitted by the entity, the request will be processed within 5 working days subject to fulfilment of document scrutiny by bank.
You will receive three emails which will be password protected. Password to access the email attachments will be your registered mobile number for CIB.
In case you do not receive any communication, please contact your Jana Bank Branch/RM.
There is a two-tiered login approach for every CIB customer.
For example, Sneha working for Anil Enterprise will use Group ID ANIL and Login ID SNEHA to login ( both Group Id and Login Id will be different and will be provided by bank admin to the entity basis request received for CIB access)
At the time of on-boarding the entity can express their choice of Group Id which will be allotted subject to availability. Once the Group Id is allocated entity cannot alter the same.
User ID is created by the Bank Admin basis the individual user’s name availability. Once the Login Id is allocated, users cannot alter the same.
Yes. Rules to set password are:
You are required to submit certain documents at any Jana Bank Branch. The documents are as listed below:
The CIB Request form has to be submitted by every entity to get the access. This request form will have the following mandatory information:-
There are two sets of password require to access CIB:-
As a security feature, the account gets locked if wrong password is attempted for 3 times.
To unlock your account user has to contact our call centre at 18002080 or can contact the nearest bank branch / Relationship Manager.
a) View access: View-only access will allow users to view the transactions / statement of accounts linked to their User ID. However, they will not be able to transact on these accounts
b) Transaction access: Transaction access will allow users to do transactions on the accounts linked to the User ID. The following type of transaction accesses can be:
Profiles for Users in CIB are as listed below:
Transaction limits can be set to control CIB usage as per the entity’s requirements.
For an entity user, the following limits can be set:
In addition, the limits can be applied for entity also based on the transaction type (NEFT/RTGS/Third Party Transfer/ Own account transfer/ Jana to Jana Transfer/IMPS) in safetynet where the transaction exceeding the limits will not get restricted automatically, it will get routed to Bank Admin for approval. In safety net we can define the below limits:
CIB can be used to make the following transactions:
CIB provides multiple layers of protection to secure your online banking experience:
A person can submit a declaration in Form 15G/15H to the bank, wherein he/she declares that the estimated total income of the previous year is below the basic exemption limit and tax liability on his/her total income is NIL.
Forms 15G/15H are forms which a customer can submit to ensure that the Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is not deducted on the interest income, if she/he meets the applicable conditions. Also, the customer must have a Permanent Account Number (PAN) before making a declaration in Form 15G/15H.
A resident individual (other than a senior citizen), HUF, Trust, Association, Society, Clubs can submit Form 15G. Whereas, a resident senior citizen can submit Form 15H.
The date of birth and PAN should be updated in the bank account(s) in the bank’s records. An individual can only submit Form 15G/15H to a bank with a valid PAN, failing which, tax will be deducted @ 20%. It is advisable to obtain a copy of the PAN card with the cover letter if PAN is not available with the bank.
*Form 15G/H can be accepted even if the estimated total income exceeds the basic exemption limit, provided it does not exceed Rs. 5 Lakhs and the total tax liability (after considering rebate) is NIL. Refer FAQ No. 6 for the meaning of “total income” and FAQ No. 7 for an illustration
**Form 15H can be accepted only if the total tax liability on total income is NIL for a super senior citizen. Refer FAQ No. 6 for the meaning of “total income”.
Form 15G/15H is only a declaration that no taxes should be deducted at source on interest income since the tax on the customer’s total income is nil. Thus, Form 15G/15H can be obtained, only if the tax on the total income of the resident individual after all deductions is Nil.
The term ‘Gross Total Income’ (‘GTI’)is aggregate of incomes computed under the five heads of income, after applying clubbing provisions (if any) and after making adjustments of set off losses (if any). However, the ‘Total Income’ (‘TI’)of an assessee is computed by deducting from the GTI, all deductions permissible under Chapter VIA of the Act i.e., deductions under sections 80C to 80U of the Act.
Estimated Total Incomeis the total income(i.e., TI as defined above) from all the sources the customer has or will earn during the year for which Form 15G/15H is submitted after claiming all the deduction permissible under the Act.
a) Tax Computation of resident individual aged below 60 years
In both the scenario, ‘Gross total income’ exceeds the basic exemption limit. However, in scenario I, after claiming the deduction under Chapter VIA and rebate under section 87A there is no tax liability payable, therefore the customer can submit Form 15G. In scenario II, total income after eligible deductions exceeds Rs. 5 Lakhs and there is a tax liability payable, therefore the customer cannot submit form 15G.
b) Tax Computation of senior citizen aged between 60 to 80 years
In both the scenario, ‘Gross total income’ exceeds the basic exemption limit. However, in scenario I, after claiming the deduction under Chapter VIA and rebate under section 87A there is no tax liability payable, therefore the customer can submit Form 15H. In scenario II, total income after eligible deductions exceeds Rs. 5 Lakhs and there is a tax liability payable, therefore the customer cannot submit form 15H.
Previous year refers to the current Financial Year 2021-22 (i.e., beginning 1st day of April 2021 and ending on 31st day March 2022) for which the customer is submitting the form. Assessment Year (‘AY’) is year subsequent to the current financial year. For instance, for the current Financial Year 2021-22, the Assessment Year would be AY 2022-23.
Customer should submit Form 15G/15H at the beginning of the previous year. Form 15G/15H are valid for one financial year. Accordingly, a separate Form 15G/H would need to be obtained for each Financial Year.
There is no time limit or due date for obtaining Form 15G/15H. However, it is advisable to obtain it at the beginning of the financial year or as and when the new deposit is created or renewed.
The Form 15G/15H obtained by the customer is valid for one Financial Year in which the customer has declared that his tax liability is NIL.
Yes, the customer is required to submit Form 15G/15H to the bank for each financial year separately as for the Form 15G/H is valid only for one financial year.
The benefit of TDS exemption can be granted only with respect to deposits which are mentioned in Form 15G/15H as the case may be. If subsequent to submission of Form 15G/15H by the depositor, a new deposit has been created or a deposit has been renewed by which the Fixed Deposit (FD) number, amount, or any other detail changes, a fresh Form 15G/15H is required to be submitted for getting exemption from TDS. This is required as per the Central Board of Direct Tax Notification No. 6 of 2017.
Accordingly, Form 15G/H would need to be obtained as follows:
The interest income earned on deposit in the name of a Minor (below 18 years of age) is clubbed with the guardians as per declaration obtained at the time of opening the FD account. In such case Form 15G/15H can be obtained from the Guardian as applicable.
Taxes shall be deducted at source when the interest income earned exceeds Rs. 40,000 in a financial year for all resident assesses, except for resident senior citizens. In case of resident senior citizens, taxes shall be deducted at source when the interest income earned exceeds Rs. 50,000 in a financial year.
However, no taxes shall be deducted if the depositor being a non-senior citizen has furnished Form 15G and depositor being senior citizen has furnished Form 15H.
If the customer has not filed Form 15G/15H during the year, the bank would have deducted taxes where the aggregate interest paid exceeds Rs.40,000 (for any person other than senior citizen) or Rs. 50,000 for a senior citizen and deposited the taxes to the Government. The bank shall not refund the taxes deducted for a customer.
In such a case, the customer shall file his/her personal income tax returns and claim refund of taxes.
The bank is required to provide a copy of the acknowledgement to the customer for submission of the Forms. Such acknowledgement will be required for any further correspondence.
Instructions for filling Form 15G by the Depositor
Instructions for filling Form 15H by the Depositor
The cut- off timings for NEFT/ RTGS/ IMPS transactions are as follows: