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8.   ACCOUNT OPERATIONS

  • Statements

    8.1     To help you manage your account and check entries on it, we will give you account statements at regular intervals unless this is not appropriate for the type of account you have [like an account where you have a passbook].

    8.2     We will normally provide you with a statement periodically as per our policy. You can ask us to provide you with account statements more often than is normally available on your type of account, but there may be a charge for this service.

    8.3     You will also be able to see your last few transactions on ATM or through your internet account wherever such facilities are available with us.

    8.4     We will also send you statement of accounts by e-mail, if you so desire, provided we have such facility with us.

    Clearing Cycle / Collection Services
    8.5     We will tell you about the clearing cycle, including when you can withdraw money after lodging collection instruments and when you will start to earn interest.

    8.6     We will give immediate credit to your account for outstation cheques lodged by you and will allow you to draw against such instrument[s] under collection as per prevailing RBI guidelines. [Presently, instruments upto Rs.15,000/- tendered by customers operating accounts satisfactorily.]

    8.7     We will pay interest on funds involved if collection is delayed beyond the normal period as stipulated by RBI.

    Cash Transactions
    8.8     You should count notes and ensure correctness before leaving the cash counter.

    8.9     Avoid writing anything on the face of the notes and co-operate with us by remitting notes in unstapled / unstitched conditions as required under RBI’s Clean Note Policy.

  • Direct debits and standing instructions
    8.10     We will act upon mandates given by you for direct debits [say ECS] and other standing instructions.

  • Cheques issued by you
    8.11     We will keep original cheques paid from your account or copies, for such periods as required by law.

    8.12     If, within a reasonable period after the entry has been made on your statement, there is a dispute about a cheque paid from your account, we will give you the cheque or a copy as evidence.

    8.13     We will tell you how we will deal with unpaid cheques and out-of-date [stale] cheques.

  • Accounts operated/services rendered as agents of Government and RBI
         [applicable only to banks authorized to handle the business]

    8.14     While opening PPF / Pension Accounts or investing in Relief / RBI Bonds, we will tell you about operational guidelines for such accounts / transactions.

  • Foreign exchange services offered through authorized offices

    8.15     We will provide you details of the service, exchange rates and charges that apply to foreign exchange transactions, which you are about to make. If this is not possible, we will tell you how these will be worked out.

    8.16     If you want to transfer money abroad, we will tell you how to do this and will give you:

    • a description of the services and how to use them
    • details of when the money you have sent abroad should get there and the reasons for possible delays
    • the exchange rate applied when converting to the foreign currency, and
    • details of any commission or charges which you will have to pay.
    8.17     If money is transferred to your bank account from abroad, we will tell you the original amount received and charges, if any. If the sender has paid all charges, we will not deduct charges when we pay the money into your account.

    8.18     We will guide you about regulatory requirements or conditions relating to foreign exchange services offered by us as and when required by you.

    Protecting your account

    8.19     We will tell you what you can do to help protect your accounts. You can find out more about what you can do to help in section 11 of this Code.

    8.20     In the event your cheque book, passbook or ATM/Debit card has been lost or stolen, or that someone else knows your PIN or other security information, we will, on your notifying us, take immediate steps to try to prevent these from being misused.

    9.  CARDS AND PINs

    9.1     We will only send you a card if you ask for one or to replace a card you already have.

    9.2     If you do not recognise a card transaction that appears on your statement, we will provide you with more details. In some cases, we will need you to give us confirmation or evidence that you have not authorised a transaction.

    9.3     We will give you your PIN [personal identification number] separately from your card. We will not reveal your PIN to anyone else.

    9.4     Normally, changes [other than interest rates] will be made with prospective effect giving notice of at least one month. If the changes are to your disadvantage, you may close the account at any time up to two months from the date of the notice without having to pay any extra charges or interest for doing this.

    10. PROTECTION

    Confidentiality

    10.1     We will treat all your personal information as private and confidential [even when you are no longer a customer]. We will not reveal transaction details of your accounts to a third party, including entities in our group, other than in the following four exceptional cases when we are allowed to do

    • If we have to give the information by law
    • If there is a duty towards the public to reveal the information
    • If our interests require us to give the information [for example, to prevent fraud) but we will not use this as a reason for giving information about you or your accounts [including your name and address] to anyone else, including other companies in our group, for marketing purposes
    • If you ask us to reveal the information, or if we have your permission to provide such information to our group/ associate /entities or companies when we have tie-up arrangements for providing other financial service products.
    10.2     Wherever we have installed CCTV for close surveillance as part of security arrangements, the same will be indicated.
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    11.   WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNTS
    This section is all about what you can do to help prevent your accounts being misused.

  • Communication Link

    11.1 Please make sure you let us know as soon as possible when you change your:

    • name

    • address

    • phone number or

    • e-mail address [if this is how we communicate with you].

    Checking your account

    11.2 We recommend that you check your statement or passbook or credit card statement regularly. If there is an entry, which seems to be wrong, you should tell us as soon as possible so that we can sort it out.

    11.3 If we need to investigate a transaction on your account you should co-operate with us and the police or any other authority, if we need to involve them.

    Taking care
    11.4 Taking care of your cheques, passbook, cards, PINs and other security information is essential to help prevent fraud and protect your accounts. Please make sure that you follow the advice given below:

    • Do not keep your cheque book and cards together

    • Do not keep the blank cheque leaves signed

    • Do not allow anyone else to use your card, PIN, password or other security information

    • If you change your PIN you should choose your new PIN carefully

    • Always learn your PIN, password and other security information, and destroy the notice as soon as you receive it

    • Never write down or record your PIN, password or other security information

    • Always take reasonable steps to keep your card safe in your personal custody and your PIN, password and other security information secret at all times

    • Keep your card receipts safe and dispose them of carefully

    • Never give your account details password or other security information to anyone unless you know who they are and why they need them.

    11.5 If you send a cheque through the post, it will help to prevent fraud if you clearly write the name of the person you are paying the cheque to. Write such cheques with carbon on the reverse to avoid chemical alterations.

    • if you are paying a cheque into a bank account, always write on the cheque the name of the account holder [ABC Bank Account - XYZ]. You should draw a line through unused space on the cheque so unauthorized person cannot add extra numbers or names.

    Precautions while using internet banking facilities

    11.6 Visit our internet banking site directly. Avoid accessing the site through a link from another site and verify the domain name displayed to avoid spoof websites.

    11.7
    Ignore any e-mail asking for your password or PIN.

    11.8 We advise you not to use cyber cafés to access our internet banking site.

    11.9 We advise you to update your PC with latest anti-virus software regularly. A suitable firewall installed in a computer to protect your PC and its contents from outsiders on the internet would be an added security measure.

    What to do if you lose your chequebook, passbook, or card, or if someone else knows your PIN

    11.10 It is essential that you tell us as soon as you can if you suspect or discover that:

    • your cheque book, passbook, card has been lost or stolen or

    • someone else knows your PIN, password or other security information.

    11.11 The best way of telling us about the loss will usually be by phone, using the numbers we have given you, or by e-mail to the address we have given you for this purpose. Alternatively, you may send a written communication to us immediately.

    Canceling payments

    11.12 If you want to cancel a payment or series of payments you have authorised, you should do the following:

    • To stop payment of a cheque or cancel standing instruction given, you must tell us in writing

    • To cancel a direct debit, you can either tell the originator of the direct debit or tell us. We recommend you do both. It may not be possible to cancel payments if you do not give enough notice of your decision to cancel. Liability for Losses

    11.13 If you act fraudulently, you will be responsible for all losses on your account. If you act without reasonable care, and this causes losses, you may be responsible for them. [This may apply if you do not follow section 11.4.]

    11.14 Unless you have acted fraudulently or without reasonable care, your liability for the misuse of your card will be limited as indicated by us while issuing the card.

    12.    LOANS AND ADVANCES
    12.1 Before we lend you any money or increase your overdraft, credit card limit or other borrowing, we will assess whether we feel you will be able to repay it.

    12.2 If we offer you an overdraft, or an increase in your existing overdraft limit, we will tell you if your overdraft is repayable on demand or otherwise.

    12.3 Wherever possible, reasons for rejection of loans will be conveyed to you.

    13.   FURTHER ASSISTANCE

    Complaints / Grievances and Feedback / Suggestions Internal procedures

    13.1 If you want to make a complaint, we will tell you how to do this and what to do if you are not happy about the outcome. Our staff will help you with any questions you have.

    13.2 Within two weeks of receiving your complaint, we will send you a written acknowledgement.

    13.3 After examining the matter, we will send you our final or other response within eight weeks and will tell you how to take your complaint further if you are still not satisfied.

    Banking Ombudsman Service and other avenues for redressal

    13.4 Within 60 days of lodging a complaint with us, if you do not get a satisfactory response from us and you wish to pursue other avenues for redressal of grievances, you may approach Banking Ombudsman appointed by Reserve Bank of India under Banking Ombudsman Scheme 2002. Details of Banking Ombudsman are displayed in the branch notice boards. Our staff would explain the procedure in this regard.

    Feedback and Suggestions

    13.5 Please provide feedback on our services. Your suggestions will help us to improve our services.

    14 MONITORING

    14.1 We have a ‘Nodal Officer’ to ensure compliance of the Code. Our internal auditing procedures make sure we meet the Code.

    Standing Committee to Monitor the Code

    14.2 A Standing Committee consisting of a panel of three reputed persons with banking background will monitor “Bankers’ Fair Practice Code”. The Standing Committee will operate from the office of Indian Banks’ Association

    15.   MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE CODE

    15.1 If you have any enquiries about this Code, you may contact the Indian Banks’ Association Stadium House,

    Block II & III

    Veer Nariman Road, Mumbai 400 020

    Tel. No. 022-22844999 Fax : 022-22835638

    Email: ibastadium@vsnl.net Website: www.iba.org.in

    or

    Contact to our Nodal Officer -

    Assistant General Manager (Compliance)

    State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur

    Head Office,Tilak Marg, Jaipur-302 005

    Telephone No. : 0141-5101596 Fax No. : 0141-2227667

    Email : agmcompliance@sbbj.co.in website : www.sbbjbank.com

    15.2 We will have notices in all our branches and on websites explaining that copies of the Code are available and how you can get one and we will make copy available to you on request

    15.3 You can get a copy of this Code from the website of Indian Banks’ Association [www.iba.org.in]


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