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To pay through IMPS, you had to add beneficiary, account number, IFSC etc.

But not anymore!

Now you can easily send money through IMPS by just entering the mobile number and bank name.

A short thread on the new IMPS rule (🧵) Image
Earlier you could send money direct to a bank account my adding account number, bank name and IFSC through IMPS.

You could also send money to a person by adding your and receiver's MMID (unique code called mobile money identifier issued by the bank)
This person-to-person payment option was not popular because the users did not know about the MMID code.

Now, with the new rule, the payment can be done without MMID code, account number, IFSC etc.
Now you simply need to add the mobile number and bank name to make payment through IMPS.

While UPI has a transaction limit of ₹ 1 lakh per day, IMPS has a limit of ₹5 lakhs.

So the retail users can now use IMPS more often for larger transactions!
Here is a thread to understand the transfer systems in India!

With such innovations in UPI and IMPS, payments will become much easier in the future!
Source- The Economic Times.

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Oct 11
Airports are becoming shopping malls!

Delhi airport earns more from duty free and shop rentals than actual flight-related income.

64% of its revenue comes from shop rentals, F&B, advertisements etc.

A short thread 🧵 Image
Airport revenues are divided into 2 parts:

-Aeronautical revenue: flight landing, baggage X-ray charges etc.
-Non-aeronautical revenue: space rentals, ads, parking etc.

Aeronautical revenue can cover the cost of day to day operations but not the investment and financing costs.
While we expect the airport's primary revenue to come from aeronautical sources, the revenue from rentals and ads is quite high.

For reference, Phoenix market city malls of Bangalore and Mumbai earn much less from rentals than rental income of Delhi Airport. Image
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Oct 6
What if people are using your name to buy SIM cards?

The government has introduced a portal named Sanchar Saathi, where you can find and report fraud numbers registered under your name!!

How to check:
1) Visit
2) Log in through OTP
3) Select the fraud number if any
4) Select 'Not My Number' and Report!bit.ly/sancharsaathi-…

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To stop SIM frauds, government has also come up with-

- Strict checks like police verification for vendors of SIM cards
- No bulk purchase for individuals and strict KYC for businesses.
- Compulsory registration of PoS
- Improved KYC for buyers to avoid misuse
Till date, the government has:

- Blocked ~66,000 fraud WhatsApp accounts
- Blacklisted ~67,000 SIM card dealers
- Registered ~300 FIRs against fraudsters
- Blocked ~8 lakh payment wallet accounts used for fraud deals
- Deactivated ~52 lakh phone connections obtained by fraud means
- Blocked ~17,000 mobile phones that were either lost or stolen.
Read 4 tweets
Oct 3
If an investor dies, their family members/nominees face a lot of problems in getting the shares they hold.

But not anymore!

Today, SEBI announced a mechanism to report an investor's death through KYC Registration Agencies (KRA).

A short thread on how it will work🧵 Image
The death of an investor can be reported by :

- joint account holder(s)
- nominee(s)
- legal representative
- family members.

This should be reported to agencies like NSE, BSE along with the death certificate and PAN of the deceased investor.
On verifying the documents,

- all debit transactions in the account will be blocked immediately
- within 5 days of the death, the family member/nominee, will be informed about the procedure for transfer of shares
- the KYC will be updated as "Blocked Permanently".
Read 5 tweets
Sep 13
Your bank will now have to pay you ₹5,000 daily, if it fails to return your property documents on time after you've settled your loan completely.

For better service after closing your loan,
RBI has released this note for banks🧵
In case of loan against collateral, it was found that banks did not release the property documents and charges related to the loan, even after paying off the loan.

From 1st Dec 2023, it will be compulsory to return the documents to you within 30 days of full repayment.
The timeline and place of return of the documents will be mentioned in the loan sanction letter.

In case you die, banks will have a planned out procedure to return the documents to your legal heir.
Read 6 tweets
Aug 27
Did you know more than 50% of India's gold reserves are held abroad!

India has ~795 tonnes of gold reserves, out of which 437.22 tonnes is held abroad.

But why are gold reserves held outside? 🧵 Image
Indian Gold is held with the Bank of England and the Bank of International Settlements (BIS).

These banks provide a sense of security.

Holding Gold in different locations helps diversify risk.
The Bank of England is located in London, a global gold trading hub.

India can buy/sell gold reserves via the London Metal Exchange at a low cost.

If we want to add Gold to our reserves, we just have to send money to the Bank of England, and the it will be bought on our behalf.
Read 7 tweets
Aug 21
There are 80+ million outstanding credit cards in India.

Almost 10% of them are Amazon ICICI and Axis Flipkart cards.

Axis Flipkart cards make up almost 30% of their total credit card portfolio.

Why are co-branded cards so successful? 🧵 Image
First, let's see how a typical credit card works:

Get a card and earn points with every purchase.
Enjoy a 30-45 day repayment cycle.
Pay bills on time.

As simple as it gets! Image
Now, how does the bank earn from this?

The issuer banks earn through fees and interest payments.

Fees include annual fees, interchange fees, markup charges etc.
Interest income is simple when you delay. Image
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