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What is Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AEPS) & How it Works?

What Are the Objectives of the Aadhaar Enabled Payment System?

How Does AePS Work?

How to Use an Aadhaar Enabled Payment System?

What Are the Services Offered by the Aadhar Enabled Payment System?

What Are the Features of the Aadhar Enabled Payment System?

Things to Keep in Mind before Opting for AePS

FAQs About Aadhaar Enabled Payment System

Is there a fund limitation in AePS?

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RBI has not imposed any limitation to fund transfers in AEPS. However, few banks often restrict daily transactions and do not allow transactions over ₹ 50,000 a day through AEPS.

RBI has not imposed any limitation to fund transfers in AEPS. However, few banks often restrict daily transactions and do not allow transactions over ₹ 50,000 a day through AEPS.

What are the charges for AePS?

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Fortunately, there are no charges for AePS as of now. However, it can be chargeable in the future, up to ₹ 15 per transaction. Banks are likely to charge 1% of the transaction from the user, a minimum being ₹ 5 and a maximum being ₹ 15.

Fortunately, there are no charges for AePS as of now. However, it can be chargeable in the future, up to ₹ 15 per transaction. Banks are likely to charge 1% of the transaction from the user, a minimum being ₹ 5 and a maximum being ₹ 15.

What is an ON-US and OFF-US transaction?

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During an ON-US transaction, the transactions do not require an interbank settlement as it affects only accounts within a single bank account. Whereas, in an OFF-US transaction, funds are transferred from the accounts of one bank to another.

During an ON-US transaction, the transactions do not require an interbank settlement as it affects only accounts within a single bank account. Whereas, in an OFF-US transaction, funds are transferred from the accounts of one bank to another.