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RBI allows settlement files of payment systems on all days of year

By IANS | Updated: December 4, 2020 13:05 IST

Mumbai, Dec 4 The RBI has proposed to allow settlement files of payment systems viz., AePS, IMPS, NETC, ...

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Mumbai, Dec 4 The RBI has proposed to allow settlement files of payment systems viz., AePS, IMPS, NETC, NFS, RuPay, UPI to be posted to the apex bank on all days of the year.

The measure will reduce build-up of settlement and default risks and enable better management of funds by member banks.

It will also enhance overall efficiency of the payments ecosystem.

Presently, the facility of posting settlement files of payment systems, operated by authorised payment system operators, to the Reserve Bank is available only on RTGS working days.

With round the clock availability of eKuber (core banking system of RBI) and RTGS (to be operationalised soon), it is proposed to allow settlement files of payment systems on all days of the year, the RBI said in a statement.

Instructions in this regard will be issued by the pax bank shortly.

( With inputs from IANS )

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