HDFC Bank offers cash withdrawal services through retail stores
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Private sector HDFC Bank on Wednesday said it would offer cash withdrawal services in over 50 large stores across metro cities, where the customer can swipe their debit cards in the stores’ point of sales machines to withdraw cash up to Rs 2,000.
The facility will be available for non-HDFC Bank customers as well.
For this, the bank has partnered with the Federation of Retail Traders Welfare Association, a trade body representing shop owners.
Some of the stores where money can be withdrawn are Roopam, Benzer, Amarsons, Kalaniketan, Premsons, Asiatic, Libaz, Seasons, Roopmilan, Metro, Catwalk, and Mochi.
“These stores will use cash collected from their sales for the withdrawals. The withdrawal limit has been capped at Rs 2,000 to cater to as many people as possible,” HDFC said in a statement.
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