A finance journalist with 10 years of experience covering Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) banks in India.
When you visit a branch of the to add funds to your account, the most critical document you will handle is the Cash Deposit Slip (also known as a "pay-in slip") . This small form acts as the primary instruction to the bank teller to credit a specific amount to your account.
This serves as the customer’s receipt. Once stamped and initialed by the bank teller, it becomes legal evidence of the deposit. Regulatory Importance Central Bank Of India Cash Deposit Slip
A Cash Deposit Slip is a physical or digital form provided by the bank that authorizes the teller to credit a specific amount of cash into a specific bank account. For Central Bank of India, this slip acts as a legal instruction set.
As per CBDT notification, any cash deposit exceeding ₹50,000 in a single day requires your PAN card number on the slip. If you do not provide it, the bank teller will refuse the transaction. A finance journalist with 10 years of experience
A standard CBI deposit slip consists of two parts: the (which the bank keeps) and the Counterfoil (which you keep as a stamped receipt). 1. Header Details
The slip is typically divided into two sections: the and the main body . This serves as the customer’s receipt
A: Yes, due to "Core Banking Solution" (CBS), you can deposit at any branch. However, "Non-home" branches may levy a fee (usually ₹5 to ₹25 per transaction). Depositing at your home branch is usually free.
Tick the appropriate box for your account type, such as Savings Bank (SB), Current Account (CA), or Cash Credit (CC). 2. Account Information
Lost the deposit slip? A: Get a fresh one from the branch – free of cost.
If you visit a CBI branch, carry a pre-printed PDF of the slip with your name and account number already filled in. This reduces your queue time by 60%.