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India's Central Bank fixes ATM charges for co-op banks
May 14, 2008
Asia Pulse: The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday asked India's cooperative banks not to charge more than R 20 (U.S. 47 cents) for withdrawal of cash by ATM cardholders.Like other banks, the cooperative banks will also be required to abolish withdrawal charges at ATMs beginning April 1, 2009.
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