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ATM TRANSACTIONS : INTERCHANGE CHARGES : W.E.F. 00.00 hrs of 16/12/2009 CHARGES RECOVERABLE FROM CUSTOMERS’ WILL BE @Rs.20.00 (NFS Rate) INSTEAD @Rs 17.00 (MITR Rate) FOLLOWING DISCONTINUATION OF MITR AND SUBSEQUENT ROUTING OF ATM TRANSACTIONS OF PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERECE, INDIAN BANK, BANK OF MAHARASHTRA, INDUSIND BANK THROUGH NATIONAL FINANCIAL SWITCH(NFS).
ATM TRANSACTIONS : RESTRICTIONS ON FREE USE OF ATMs : W.E.F. OCTOBER 15, 2009, THE MAXIMUM CASH WITHDRAWAL FOR THE CUSTOMER OF OTHER BANKS ON ATMs OF UCO BANK WILL BE Rs. 10,000/- PER WITHDRAWAL. CASH WITHDRAWALS FROM ATMs OF OTHER BANKS BY CUSTOMERS OF UCO BANK MORE THAN FIVE TIMES IN A MONTH WILL ATTRACT LEVY OF SERVICE CHARGE AFTER 15TH OCTOBER, 2009.
A new banking product titled “Pre-funded Cheques” for customers of our Bank was ceremonially launched by Shri Arun Ramanathan, IAS, Secretary (Financial Services), Govt. of India, New Delhi at a function held in New Delhi on 2nd September, 2008. Shri R. Gandhi, Regional Director, RBI, New Delhi was also present at the Function as a ‘Guest of Honour’. This facility was officially launched across 261 CBS Branches of the Bank covering 8 Field General Manager’s Offices on 2nd September, 2008. Click here for salient features of the Pre-funded Cheques
It has come to our notice that some fraudsters/unscrupulous elements are using Logo, Letter Head etc. of UCO Bank to deceive/defraud the Bank as well as customers. We, therefore, put on notice and caution the general public not to be mislead by such unauthorized use of our Logo and Name of the Bank by fraudsters and act on such fraudulent misrepresentation. If any person acts on the basis of such false representation, he will be doing so at his own risk and responsibility and in no case bank will be held liable for such fraudulent act of unscrupulous elements. The Bank also reserves its right to take such appropriate legal action either civil or criminal or both as may be advised, against such fraudsters/unscrupulous elements unauthorisedly using the Bank’s Name and Logo for wrongful gain.
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