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Indian Bank is considering waiving the 0.28% acquiring bank charge (MDR) for merchants instead of collecting it
- Acquiring bank charge
- 0.28 percent
Heard on business television between 12:40:28 - 12:43:28 IST.
- Indian Bank MD said the bank currently earns nothing from UPI transactions but benefits hugely from reduced cash handling and manpower logistics.
- He said the bank would not mind waiving the acquiring bank charge fully or partially if it makes business sense, subject to board approval.
- He clarified there will be no negative impact from this move, as it is aimed at customer acquisition.
- Anchor noted this could expand the bank's merchant base, who are also depositors and potential working capital loan customers.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 1 Oct 2026
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