Charge prohibition on prescribed electronic modes requires banks to cease levies and refund any charges collected. The circular reiterates that no bank or system provider may impose any charge, including the Merchant Discount Rate, on payer or beneficiary for payments through prescribed electronic modes notified for compliance; banks must refund charges collected on or after the operative date for such transactions and must not impose charges on future transactions using those prescribed modes.
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Charge prohibition on prescribed electronic modes requires banks to cease levies and refund any charges collected.
The circular reiterates that no bank or system provider may impose any charge, including the Merchant Discount Rate, on payer or beneficiary for payments through prescribed electronic modes notified for compliance; banks must refund charges collected on or after the operative date for such transactions and must not impose charges on future transactions using those prescribed modes.
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