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Is IPPB a loss?

Is IPPB a loss?

The payments bank reported a net loss of Rs 334 crore for financial year 2019-20 compared with a loss of Rs 165 crore a year before that, according to the last available annual report. As per RBI norms, a payments bank isn’t allowed to directly provide loans to its customers.

Is Indian post profitable?

This huge army of people, spread across so many locations, generates only a paltry income. Evidently, there is not much business; hence, not much income. But one thing is there in plenty – complaints. During 2019-20, IPO received 175,000 complaints.

Is IPPB under RBI?

The RBI announced on Wednesday that India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) has been included in the Second Schedule to the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, and thus made a scheduled bank (see RBI’s notification below).

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What is India Post payments bank?

India Post Payments Bank is gearing up to lead the next revolution of banking as one of the largest financial inclusion networks in India, covering both urban and rural areas. Our new model of banking aims to enable individuals, small businesses, merchants and others to utilise full-fledged digital banking services.

Why India Post payments bank IPPB is the best choice?

One of the most distinctive features of the India Post Payments Bank IPPB is its doorstep banking service, which makes it very accessible. Through this model, banking has the potential to reach the doorstep of every Indian citizen.

What are the challenges faced by the Indian payments bank?

As per RBI rules, all payments banks are required to invest 75\% of their total demand deposits in government-linked securities and treasury bills, making it difficult for IPPB to turn a profit. Another challenge is the lack of tech-infrastructure in the country’s remotest rural areas.

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How much is the withdrawal fee from IPPB ATM?

No fee for withdrawals made from IPPB ATM or PNB ATM since it has a tie-up with Punjab National Bank. The bank will offer a 4\% interest rate in all the savings accounts. It also offers Forex services at lower charges.