Prevention of Money-laundering (Maintenance of Records of the Nature and Value of Transactions, the Procedure and Manner of Maintaining and Time for Furnishing Information and Verification and Maintenance of Records of the Identity of the Clients of the Banking Companies, Financial Institutions and Intermediaries) 3rd Amendment Rules, 2010. - G.S.R. 980(E), - Prevention of Money-Laundering
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Small account KYC relaxation permits limited monitored savings accounts with conditional verification and remittance restrictions. The amendments define Designated Officer, expand acceptable identity documents to include job cards and Aadhaar letters, and define small account with prescribed transaction, withdrawal and balance limits; they permit opening such accounts on certified self attested photograph and signature or thumbprint, impose branch and system monitoring requirements, limit the relaxed KYC status to a time bound period subject to evidence of application for full documents, require full identity verification upon suspicion of money laundering or high risk, and prohibit foreign remittances into small accounts unless full identity documents are produced.
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Small account KYC relaxation permits limited monitored savings accounts with conditional verification and remittance restrictions.
The amendments define Designated Officer, expand acceptable identity documents to include job cards and Aadhaar letters, and define small account with prescribed transaction, withdrawal and balance limits; they permit opening such accounts on certified self attested photograph and signature or thumbprint, impose branch and system monitoring requirements, limit the relaxed KYC status to a time bound period subject to evidence of application for full documents, require full identity verification upon suspicion of money laundering or high risk, and prohibit foreign remittances into small accounts unless full identity documents are produced.
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