Reserve Bank of India interacts with its customers from time to time. Along with this, he also keeps giving instructions to the banks. Similarly, the Reserve Bank of India has now given another warning to the people. Reserve Bank of India has advised to be vigilant against cyber crimes. Because sometimes criminals make lucrative promises so that people fall into their deceptive talk.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cautioned the public against falling prey to offers to buy or sell old notes and coins. In a tweet on its Twitter handle, RBI said that some elements are using the name and symbol of Reserve Bank of India in a wrong way and asking people to sell old banknotes and coins through various online and offline platforms. .
On which duty, commission, or tax is being collected by the fraudsters. Regarding which it has been said by RBI that the Reserve Bank does not do any such work. Also RBI never charges commission or tax. People should never come in such proposals or false things. Otherwise, they may lose money due to this.
No one was given the right to collect commission
Giving further information about this, the bank said that the Reserve Bank has not given any right to any business, company or person to collect any such fee, commission from the people. If you come across any such information, then you should be alert. Also you can complain about it.
Demat account may be closed after March 31
If you have bought or sold shares or invested in equity funds and have not completed KYC on your demat account, do it at the earliest or your account will be cancelled. Markets regulator SEBI has given it time till March 31. Otherwise, you may be deprived of investing in the stock market.