This post is inspired by recent change by AU Bank (TF Post).
This is mainly for utilities (as that is common expense) but still mentioning other categories banks have put. Rent is sanctioned by nearly all banks so no point in mentioning that.
Last Updated on : 13th September 2024
This is mainly for utilities (as that is common expense) but still mentioning other categories banks have put. Rent is sanctioned by nearly all banks so no point in mentioning that.
| Bank Name | Limit | Charges | Categories Limited |
| Yes Bank | 15,000 | 1% | Utilities, Fuel Capped, Wallet 0.5% (Relevant Post: 28.03.2024) |
| IDFC Bank | 20,000 | 1% | Utilities (Relevant Post: 01.04.2024) |
| Federal Bank | 0 | 1% | Wallet (Relevant Post: 01.04.2024) |
| HDFC Bank | 50,000 | 1% | Education, Rent, Utilities (Relevant Post : 25.06.2024) |
| AU Bank | 50,000 | 1% | Fuel, Utilities (Relevant Post: 16.07.2024) |
| IndusInd | 25,000 | 1% | 20k for Wallet,25k for Utilities (Relevant Post: 28.08.2024) |
| RBL | Dynamic | 1% | 10K for Fuel, 50K for Utilities, 0 for Education 3rd Party (Relevant Post: 13.09.2024) |
Last Updated on : 13th September 2024
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