SAVING ACCOUNT DETAIL
aaSaan
Highlights
Bank Standard Chartered Bank
Category Privileged Account
Minimum AQB
(Average Quarterly Balance)
No minimum balance requirement.
To open an aaSaan account, you have to initially fund the account with Rs. 10,000 (Rs. Ten Thousand)
Interest Rate 4%
Card Offered ATM cum Debit Card
ATM Cards
Replacement of Pin Rs 50
Lost card re-issuance Rs 100
Main Features
  • No Minimum Balance requirement.
  • Free unlimited access to any SCB branch across the country for Customer-in-person.
  • Unlimited Free access to Standard Chartered Bank ATM's.
  • Upto 4 free cash withdrawal transactions per month at other domestic VISA ATMs.
  • Nominal quarterly fee of Rs. 100 (reversed if the Average Balance in the quarter is Rs 10,000 or more).
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