Cheque book of these 3 banks to become invalid from 1st October. Details here

Sep 28, 2021
cheque books 1601875602115 1601875608060 1632801801366

[ad_1]

Cheque book holders of Allahabad Bank, Oriental Bank and United Bank of India needs to apply for new cheque book as soon as possible because their old cheque book will become invalid from 1st October 2021. This change of cheque book has been caused due to Allahabad Bank combining into Indian Bank while Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India merged into Punjab National Bank (PNB). Both PNB and Indian Bank have informed about the cheque book update on twitter and advised its customers who got their bank accounts transferred from the either of these three banks, to get a new cheque book.

Indian Bank tweeted about the cheque book update in regard to its Allahabad Bank customers and said, “Erstwhile Allahabad Bank customers can continue to enjoy a seamless banking experience with Indian Bank by ordering new cheque books as the old ones will no longer be acceptable w.e.f 1st October, 2021.”

Indian Bank advised its Allahabad Bank customers to go through net banking, mobile banking or via bank branch to get a new cheque book.

Similarly, PNB also advised its Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India customers to get a new cheque book citing, “Old cheque book of eOBC and eUNI are going to be discontinued from 01-10-2021. Please replace your old cheque book of eOBC and eUNI with PNB cheque book with updated PNB IFSC and MICR. Get your new cheque book your branch or apply through ATM/IBS/PNB one.”

PNB further added that all bank customers are requested to use new PNB cheque book with updated IFSC and MICR only from now onwards to avoid any transactional inconvenience.

Apart from these 3 PSU banks, four other banks were merged into other banks under central government’s mega bank amalgamation plan. Syndicate Bank was combined into Canara Bank while Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank merged into Union Bank of India. Following this mega bank amalgamation, PNB has become the second largest Indian commercial bank after State Bank of India (SBI).

Subscribe to Mint Newsletters

* Enter a valid email

* Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter.

Never miss a story! Stay connected and informed with Mint.
Download
our App Now!!



[ad_2]