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ICICI Bank: If you have an account in private sector ICICI Bank, then be careful immediately. The bank has started loosening the pockets of the customers. Earlier the bank had given a big shock to the customers on the minimum balance.

After this, now again a big shock has been given to the customers. Actually, the bank has increased many service charges for its new savings account holders. This change has come into effect from August 1, 2025.

These increased service charges are directly affecting many banking services including using ATM, depositing or withdrawing cash in the branch, minimum balance requirement etc. In such a situation, if you are a customer of ICICI Bank, then it is important to understand these new rules carefully so that unnecessary extra charges can be avoided.

Charges increased on depositing and withdrawing cash

According to a news published in Economic Times, the bank has imposed new limits and charges on depositing and withdrawing cash at the branch or through Cash Recycler Machine (CRM). You can do cash transactions for free three times every month from ICICI Bank. After this, Rs 150 will be charged on every transaction. At the same time, there will be no charge for depositing or withdrawing up to Rs 1 lakh in cash in a month.

After exceeding this limit, a charge of Rs 3.5 or Rs 150 (whichever is higher) will be levied on every Rs 1,000. If both the free limit (in terms of number) and value limit (in terms of amount) are exceeded in a transaction, the bank will charge the higher amount. The limit for third party deposit or withdrawal (i.e. depositing/withdrawing cash in someone else’s account) has been increased to Rs 25,000 per transaction.

Fees increased for using ATM

New charges have been imposed on services like cash withdrawal and balance enquiry from ATM . Non-ICICI Bank ATMs (in Metro cities) – 3 free transactions (including both financial and non-financial) have been provided in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore and Hyderabad. After this, a charge of Rs 23 has been imposed on every financial transaction and Rs 8.5 on every non-financial transaction.

At other locations – 5 free transactions are allowed. After this, charges will be levied. On using ATM abroad, Rs 125 + 3.5% currency conversion charge will be levied on every withdrawal. Rs 25 per transaction charge has been levied on non-financial transactions.

ICICI Bank ATM transactions

ICICI Bank has made 5 financial transactions free in a month at its own ATMs. After this, a charge of Rs 23 is levied on every financial transaction. However, non-financial services like balance enquiry, mini statement and PIN change have been made free.

Cash Deposit Fees

If you deposit cash after bank working hours between 4:30 pm and 9 am or on a bank holiday and the amount is more than Rs 10,000 (in one or multiple transactions), then you will have to pay an extra charge of Rs 50 per transaction. This charge will be separate from the cash transaction charge.

Other service charges

1 – On making a Demand Draft (DD) from the bank, Rs 2 will be charged for every Rs 1,000, minimum Rs 50 and maximum Rs 15,000.

2 – The annual fee of debit card has been increased to Rs 300. Whereas in rural areas it has been made Rs 150.

3 – Replacement card fee has been increased to Rs 300.

4. SMS Alert Service
15 paise per SMS, up to a maximum of Rs 100 in a quarter.

5 – RTGS (from Branch) – Rs 20 will be charged for transactions between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 5 lakh, and Rs 45 for transactions above Rs 5 lakh.

6 – NEFT and IMPS (Online) – Made free.

7 – Branch Transaction Charges
It will cost Rs 2.25 for up to Rs 10,000, Rs 4.75 for Rs 10,001 to Rs 1 lakh, Rs 14.75 for Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh, and Rs 24.75 for Rs 2 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.

Green Statement Charge

It will cost Rs 100 to get the monthly statement from the branch or phone banking. It is free if you get it from ATM, iMobile or internet banking.

 

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