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Coronavirus Outbreak: Canara Bank waives charges on withdrawal from other ATMs

In order to provide relief to its customers affected by lockdown in various parts of the country due to COVID-19, state-run Canara Bank on Wednesday announced a full waiver of service charges for any number of withdrawal from other bank's ATMs up till 30 June, 2020

|Mar 26, 2020, 11:25:38 IST

Mumbai: In order to provide relief to its customers affected by lockdown in various parts of the country due to COVID-19, state-run Canara Bank on Wednesday announced a full waiver of service charges for any number of withdrawal from other bank's ATMs up till 30 June, 2020. On Tuesday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a few relief measures for three months for bank customers. “There will be a full waiver of service charges for any number of withdrawal from other bank's ATMs,” Canara Bank said in a statement. The lender will not charge any penalty from its customers for non-maintenance of minimum balance in savings bank accounts. It has also waived off service charges for all digital transactions under TReDS.

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