Financial Inclusion (FI) Business Correspondent (BC) Channel Revision in Commission Structure
The document is a circular from the Department of Financial Inclusion and Micro Markets announcing revisions to the commission structure for banking services provided through Business Correspondent kiosk outlets. Some of the major changes include introducing separate commission rates for CSPs in urban/metro areas due to higher costs, improving remuneration for opening savings bank accounts through e-KYC, removing recovery fees from non-home branch customers to make commissions uniform across branches and CSPs, and increasing certain transaction limits to provide more business opportunities to CSPs. The revised commission structure is effective from April 1, 2021.
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Financial Inclusion (FI) Business Correspondent (BC) Channel Revision in Commission Structure
The document is a circular from the Department of Financial Inclusion and Micro Markets announcing revisions to the commission structure for banking services provided through Business Correspondent kiosk outlets. Some of the major changes include introducing separate commission rates for CSPs in urban/metro areas due to higher costs, improving remuneration for opening savings bank accounts through e-KYC, removing recovery fees from non-home branch customers to make commissions uniform across branches and CSPs, and increasing certain transaction limits to provide more business opportunities to CSPs. The revised commission structure is effective from April 1, 2021.
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eCircular
Department: FINANCIAL INCLUSION
AND MICRO MARKET Sl.No.: 142/2021 - 22 Circular No.: NBG/FI & MM/BC/CSP/3/2021 - 22 Date: Sat 15 May 2021
All Branches / Offices
Madam / Dear Sir,
Financial Inclusion (FI)
Business Correspondent (BC) Channel Revision in Commission Structure
Please refer to e-Circular No NBG/FIMF/BC/CSP/16/2018-19 dated
15.01.2019, NBG/FIMF/BC/CSP/17/2018-19 dated 16.02.2019 and NBG/FIMF/BC/CSP/2/2019-20 dated 20.04.2019, wherein commission payable for various banking services provided through the Kiosk Outlets were last revised.
2. A need is felt to revisit the commission structure as considerable time
has elapsed. Accordingly, the competent authority has approved the revised commission payable to BCs as per Annexure enclosed.
The major changes are as under:
CSPs at Urban/Metro centres have to incur higher cost in respect
of rentals and other infrastructure. Hence, separate commission structure has been introduced for CSPs at these locations.
Focus on promoting SB account opening through e-KYC, with
improved remuneration.
In CBS environment, there is no distinction between Home & Non-
Home branch customers. Therefore, recovery from Non-Home branch customers at CSP outlets is done away with, to make it at par with Branch channel. This will give a boost to migrating customers from Branches to CSPs, thus help in decongesting the branches. Maximum amount for issuing STDRs increased to Rs. 20,000/- in case of Urban/Metro CSPs from Rs. 10,000/- at present. This will provide more business opportunities to the CSPs, at these centres. Maximum amount for IMPS (Cash) increased to Rs. 10,000/- from Rs. 5,000/- at present. It will provide more business opportunities to the CSPs.
Commission payable on opening of Flexi RD accounts reduced to
Rs. 10/- from existing Rs. 15/- per account.
Commission on weekly average balance maintenance is increased
@ 1.10% with hike in threshold from Rs. 1700/- at present to Rs. 2000/- and above, as the average balance in the channel is Rs. 2,720/- as on 31.03.2021.
Incentivisation on non-zero balance portfolio is withdrawn, as such
accounts constitute to less than 2% of the total FI accounts.
The revised commission structure is effective from 1st April 2021.
3. Please bring the contents of this circular to the knowledge of all
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