Why Fund Transfers from Unregistered Banks Are Blocked

Why Funds from an Unregistered Bank Account Cannot Be Credited

Payments made from an unregistered bank account will not be credited to your RMoney trading account.

Such transactions are automatically rejected by the system to ensure account safety and prevent unauthorized funding.

This protects clients from risks related to third-party transfers and regulatory violations.

How to Use Funds from another Bank Account?

If you want to transfer funds from a different bank account, you must first register and verify that bank account with RMoney.

Step 1:

Add the unregistered bank account as a

secondary bank account

in your RMoney profile.

Step 2:

Once the bank account is verified and approved, you will be able to add funds seamlessly to your Demat/Trading account.

Registering the bank ensures all future transfers from that account are credited without issues and remain compliant.

Click

here

to learn how to add a secondary bank account.

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Why Fund Transfers from Unregistered Bank Accounts Are Not Allowed?

Why Funds from an Unregistered Bank Account Cannot Be Credited

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