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There she will have to put up a written application to the bank for issuing RuPay card against her existing savings bank account. After submission of this form, once your RuPay debit card is issued, your savings account will automatically get converted into the Jan Dhan Khata.

However, to become eligible for the overdraft facility, a new Jan Dhan account holder needs to maintain a healthy positive balance for the first six months and should do regular cash transactions as well as transactions through the RuPay debit card issued to him/her.

Overdraft facility and benefits under Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana. Overdraft facility is a facility provided by the bank to its account holders. Overdraft facility allows the customer to withdraw money from their account even when they have zero balance in the account.

If you want to make a withdrawal from a PMJDY bank account, you can do so using a RuPay Debit Card. While the withdrawal limit from an account under PMJDY is Rs. 10,000, the account holder can deposit up to Rs. 1 lakh in this account.

If you want to make a withdrawal from a PMJDY bank account, you can do so using a RuPay Debit Card. While the withdrawal limit from an account under PMJDY is Rs. 10,000, the account holder can deposit up to Rs. 1 lakh in this account.

If a customer wants to convert his/her Small Account into regular BSBD account under PMJDY, he /she has to request his/her bank along with submission of the required Know Your Customer (KYC) documents.

With overdraft protection, your bank will allow debit and ATM transactions to go through even if you don't have enough funds in your account. ... Read on to learn more about overdraft protection and whether you should opt in or out. (To learn more about debit cards, see Different Types of Credit & Debit Cards.)

Any Jan Dhan account holder can know the balance of the account simply by dialing 18004253800 or 1800112211. The customer has to call on this number from his registered mobile number. After calling, they will get information about the last 5 transactions and also their account balance.

The withdrawal limit from current accounts has been extended from 0,000 to 100,000 per week. The withdrawal limit remains capped at Rs10,000 per month for fully KYC compliant Jan Dhan Yojana account customers. For non or partially-KYC customers, it stays at Rs5,000 per account within the monthly limit of Rs10,000.