This has been done seeing the pendency in the periodic update of KYC and the customer complaints of challenges in updating ...

If there is no change in your KYC information, you can submit a self-declaration through email ... Number or equivalent e-document thereof or Form No.60, a regulated entity shall close the account ...

RBI proposes BCs for KYC updates, self-declaration, and inoperative account activation, seeking public feedback by June 6.

The customer needs to self-attest copies of acceptable identity ... In case of joint account holders, the re-KYC declaration form is required to be submitted for each individual account holder.

The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) said if there is no change in know-your-customer (KYC) information, a self-declaration to that effect from the individual customer to the bank is sufficient to ...

customers can do a re-KYC through self-declaration. The RBI has instructed banks to provide facilities for such self-declaration through various non-face-to-face channels. “As per the present ...

Instead, if there is no change in KYC information, they can submit a self-declaration through email-id, registered mobile number, ATMs, or any other digital channels. Following up on Reserve Bank ...

This has been done seeing the pendency in the periodic update of KYC ... form in the bank’s system. If the electronic mode is not available, the BC should authenticate the self-declaration ...