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To report any cyber crime, please visit National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal https://cybercrime.gov.in or call helpline number 1930. Please be aware of the following : • Phishing is a deception technique where fraudster uses fraudulent emails to capture your personal sensitive information like passwords, CVV, Date of Birth, Debit Card/ Credit Card Number, address, expiry date, PIN etc. • Vishing (also known as Voice Phishing) is a deception technique where the fraudster uses a phone call to lure you into giving your personal confidential banking information. • Smishing is a deception technique where the fraudster uses Short Message Service (SMS) to send false message to lure you to call a phone number or visit a website for giving your personal confidential banking information. • Please don’t give any of your personal confidential credentials like PAN, Date of Birth, Account Number, Debit or Credit Card Number & its Expiry Date, Father/Mother’s Name, User ID, Password, PIN, CVV, OTP etc.upon receiving the Phishing, Vishing or Smishing. Our Bank never asks such information from customers. • • Update Aadhar • Get Your Form 16A • Digital Products Unified Payments Interface(UPI) Terms and Conditions This document lays out the “Terms and Conditions”, which shall be applicable to all transactions initiated by the Customer videthe Unified Payments Interface, as defined herein below, through Punjab National Bank , for the purpose of transfer of funds and any other services added ...

PNB Linking Aadhar Number With Bank Account (NPCI Mapping) Form PDF read online or download for free from the www.pnbindia.in link given at the bottom of this article. This is an application form for receiving Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) provided by various Government schemes. You can receive this form from the PNB nearest branch or download it from the link given below. Process flow of Aadhaar seeding (NPCI Form) • Customer to visit the bank branch where he/she is holding an account and submit the duly filled consent form – Annexure I • The bank officials after verifying the details and documents provided (as may be required) and authenticity of the customer based on the signature will accept Aadhaar seeding consent form and provide an acknowledgment to the customer. • The branch will then link the Aadhaar number to the customer’s account and also in NPCI mapper. • Once this activity is completed and the Aadhaar number will reflect in NPCI mapper. NPCI mapper is a repository of Aadhaar numbers linked with a particular bank and used for the purpose of routing the Aadhaar based payment transactions to the destination banks. The NPCI mapper contains Aadhaar number along with IIN (Issuer Identification Number) of the bank that has seeded the Aadhaar number. REPORT THISIf the purchase / download link of PNB Linking Aadhar Number With Bank Account (NPCI Mapping) Form PDF is not working or you feel any other problem with it, please REPORT IT by selecting the appropriate action...

By Divya Bhati: The Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has become increasingly popular in India in recent years. It offers a convenient and secure way to make payments for goods and services. There are many popular payment gateways available and Google Pay is one of them. It allows users to make UPI payments using their bank account, debit card and now even from select credit cards. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) initially allowed users to make UPI payments using their bank accounts. However, it has recently collaborated with Google Pay and enabled integration of RuPay credit cards with UPI. This integration allows users to make payments using their credit card, just by scanning the merchant's QR code, without having to carry their card with them anywhere. RuPay has announced that this feature is now accessible to all RuPay credit card holders from prominent banks such as Axis Bank, Indian Bank, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, HDFC Bank, Punjab National Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Union Bank of India. Additionally, RuPay has assured customers that more banks will soon follow suit in implementing this new initiative. So, if you have a RuPay credit card from one of the mentioned banks, you can now link it to Google Pay to make payments. Here is how to make UPI payments through GPay using your credit card. How to use credit card on GPay Step 1: Add the RuPay Credit Card in your Gpay account. • Open the Google Pay app on your smartphone. • Go to the Settings menu ...

PNB to make high-value cheque verification system mandatory from April 4 The system, developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), mandates a customer issuing the high-value cheque to reconfirm some essential details which are cross-checked while presenting the cheque in clearing before payment. Image Source : PTI/FILE PNB to make high-value cheque verification system mandatory to protect bank customers against frauds Lending major Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Tuesday said it will make high-value cheque verification system mandatory to protect the bank customers against frauds. The bank will make 'Positive Pay System' (PPS) mandatory from April 4. As per Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines, PNB had introduced PPS for cheques of Rs 50,000 and above presented in 'CTS' clearing from January 1, 2021, which will now become mandatory from next month for the cheques of Rs 10 lakh and above. The system, developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), mandates a customer issuing the high-value cheque to reconfirm some essential details which are cross-checked while presenting the cheque in clearing before payment. "PNB customers need to share details like account number, cheque number, cheque alpha code, issue date, amount, beneficiary name," the lender said in a statement. "These details are to be shared with the bank at least 24 working hours before the cheque is presented for clearing. Customers can share the details through its internet ban...

Please Provide Below details. Account Number * Required Enter Captcha Please enter 13-16 digit account We suggest the following: • Step1: Please Enter the valid account number and click on the "Continue" button , Then you will get OTP (One Time Password ) to your registered Mobile. • Step2: Enter the OTP& Captcha and click on Validate button , One the OTP is validated your will be redirected to another page which prompt for Aadhaar Number . • Step3: Enter the Aadhaar Number click on "continue" Button, then you will get OTP on registerd mobile with UAIDI. Enter the received OTP from UIDAI and validate it by clicking on "Validate " Button . One it is successfull you will be shown your personal details.

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PNB to make high-value cheque verification system mandatory from April 4 The system, developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), mandates a customer issuing the high-value cheque to reconfirm some essential details which are cross-checked while presenting the cheque in clearing before payment. Image Source : PTI/FILE PNB to make high-value cheque verification system mandatory to protect bank customers against frauds Lending major Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Tuesday said it will make high-value cheque verification system mandatory to protect the bank customers against frauds. The bank will make 'Positive Pay System' (PPS) mandatory from April 4. As per Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines, PNB had introduced PPS for cheques of Rs 50,000 and above presented in 'CTS' clearing from January 1, 2021, which will now become mandatory from next month for the cheques of Rs 10 lakh and above. The system, developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), mandates a customer issuing the high-value cheque to reconfirm some essential details which are cross-checked while presenting the cheque in clearing before payment. "PNB customers need to share details like account number, cheque number, cheque alpha code, issue date, amount, beneficiary name," the lender said in a statement. "These details are to be shared with the bank at least 24 working hours before the cheque is presented for clearing. Customers can share the details through its internet ban...

Unified Payments Interface(UPI) Terms and Conditions This document lays out the “Terms and Conditions”, which shall be applicable to all transactions initiated by the Customer videthe Unified Payments Interface, as defined herein below, through Punjab National Bank , for the purpose of transfer of funds and any other services added afterwards. Before usage of the “Unified Payments Interface”, all Customer(s) are advised to carefully read and understand these Terms and Conditions. Usage of the Unified Payment Interface by the Customer(s) shall be construed as deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, mentioned herein below. 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1 “THE BANK” refers to Punjab National Bank, a body corporate constituted in India under the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act No. 5 of 1970 and having its Corporate Office Plot No 4, Sector -10 Dwarka New Delhi -110075 and includes its successors and assigns. 1.2 “NPCI” shall mean National Payments Corporation of India, a company incorporated in India under Section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956 and having its registered office at 1001A, B wing 10th Floor, The Capital, Plot 70, Block G, Bandra- Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051, and acting as the settlement, clearing house, regulating agency for UPI services with the core objective of consolidating and integrating the multiple payment systems with varying service levels into nation-wide uniform and standard business process for all retai...

By Divya Bhati: The Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has become increasingly popular in India in recent years. It offers a convenient and secure way to make payments for goods and services. There are many popular payment gateways available and Google Pay is one of them. It allows users to make UPI payments using their bank account, debit card and now even from select credit cards. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) initially allowed users to make UPI payments using their bank accounts. However, it has recently collaborated with Google Pay and enabled integration of RuPay credit cards with UPI. This integration allows users to make payments using their credit card, just by scanning the merchant's QR code, without having to carry their card with them anywhere. RuPay has announced that this feature is now accessible to all RuPay credit card holders from prominent banks such as Axis Bank, Indian Bank, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, HDFC Bank, Punjab National Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Union Bank of India. Additionally, RuPay has assured customers that more banks will soon follow suit in implementing this new initiative. So, if you have a RuPay credit card from one of the mentioned banks, you can now link it to Google Pay to make payments. Here is how to make UPI payments through GPay using your credit card. How to use credit card on GPay Step 1: Add the RuPay Credit Card in your Gpay account. • Open the Google Pay app on your smartphone. • Go to the Settings menu ...

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