Indian Banks Revise ATM Rules, UPI Withdrawals
Analysis based on 11 articles · First reported Mar 17, 2026 · Last updated Mar 30, 2026
The changes in ATM rules by HDFC Bank and Punjab National Bank will directly impact customers' daily cash access and banking costs, potentially encouraging greater adoption of digital payment methods. These adjustments reflect a broader trend towards standardizing transaction charges and managing cash flow within the banking sector.
Effective April 1, several banks in India, including HDFC Bank and Punjab National Bank, have implemented new ATM rules. HDFC Bank will now include UPI-based cash withdrawals in the monthly free transaction limit, charging Rs 23 plus taxes for transactions exceeding this limit. Punjab National Bank has revised daily ATM withdrawal limits for certain debit cards, such as RuPay NCMC Platinum Domestic Debit Card, reducing them to Rs 50,000 or Rs 75,000 depending on the card type. Meanwhile, Reliance Industries===Jio Payments Bank has introduced a new service allowing cash withdrawals by scanning a UPI QR code. These changes aim to standardize transaction rules and encourage digital payments.
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