How to open Post Office digital savings account using IPPB mobile app

 

How to open Post Office digital savings account using IPPB mobile app



  • Post Office account holders can easily carry out basic banking transactions using their IPPB mobile app
  • Go to the IPPB Mobile Banking application on your mobile phone and then click on ‘Open Account’.

The India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) offers a facility to open savings accounts digitally using their IPPB mobile application. Post Office account holders can easily carry out basic banking transactions using their IPPB mobile app. Earlier, the customer had to visit the nearest post office for depositing money, checking balance, transferring money and other financial transactions. You can also transfer money to your Post Office Recurring Deposit (RD), Public Provident Fund (PPF), Sukanya Samriddhi Account (SSA).

Post Office Digital savings account

If you don’t have the time to visit a post office to open an IPPB account, for which you may have to stand in a queue, then you can download the IPPB app and open a digital savings account.

1) The applicant must be an Indian citizen above 18 years of age.

2) Go to the IPPB Mobile Banking application on your mobile phone and then click on ‘Open Account’.

3) All you need is your PAN card number and Aadhaar card number.

4) After inputting both, you get an OTP on your linked mobile number to open the instant bank account.

5) Key- in your personal information such as mother’s name, educational qualifications, address and nomination details

6) Once details filled and submitted, the account is opened and can be accessed using the app.

The digital savings account is valid only for a year. Within a year of account opening, you are supposed to complete biometric authentication for the account after which it will be converted into a regular savings account.



Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 9, 2021 at 11:34 PM

    I would like to request you to add one more system where we can see the seating/Barth number before going to book,other wise it is happening that accomodation is not in same area or a group is not getting seat in togather or female passenger has got burth in upper which is very difficult to move for a woman or aged persons, it has happenf in my last trip New Coachbihar to Shealdaha journey where my wife was in the side upper and I was far behind her also one side upper,and both of us were seating in a corner burth of a fellow passenger without sleep,If before booking the same I was able to know then probably I will not booked. Please see the matter as an urgent basis .

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  2. sridharanFebruary 16, 2021 at 12:39 AM

    I have an existing sb account with RA Puram branch can I convert the existing account with Mobile account and transfer funds to RD account

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  3. PhanirajFebruary 17, 2021 at 4:15 AM

    We have scss as well as sb account in the local post office. While post office name & ifsc code are displayed, my sb account number is shown wrongly. How t

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