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Premium Current Account
Ideal for Corporate houses, Businessmen, Professionals and Traders
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Benefits
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Criteria for Opening an Account
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Terms & Conditions
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Who can Open Current Account
- Easy to operate
- Provides liquidity to meet with all types of payment obligations and gateway for other banking services
- Overdraft facility may be sanctioned against bank’s laid down norms
- Free ATM/Debit cards for individuals
- Free issuance of monthly statements
- National Identity Card (NIC) for a Mauritian Citizen
- Passport (for a foreigner residing in Mauritius) along with work/resident permit
- Certificate of Incorporation for business house/traders/corporates, etc.
- Introduction by an existing customer of the bank
- Proof of Residential Address
- Original of recent Utility Bill/Local Authority Tax Bill, etc.
- No minimum and maximum period
- Minimum balance in the account to be Rs. 5,000
- Any individual, business house, company, etc. who desire to have maximum benefit of liquidity and an overdraft facility, if necessary.
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What is a Current Account?Allows unlimited withdrawals and transactions. No interest is paid on balances.
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Who can open a Current Account?Individuals, sole proprietors, companies, trusts, institutions, etc.
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What is the minimum balance?MUR 5,000.
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What documents are required?Company documents like Certificate of Incorporation, BRN, KYC of directors/shareholders, etc.
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How to open a Current Account?Submit Account Opening Form and documents. Approval is based on KYC and risk assessment.
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What are the features?Multi-currency accounts, cheque book, internet banking, monthly e-statements, etc.
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Is online banking available?Yes. Internet banking and mobile banking (if sole director manages account).
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Are overdraft facilities available?Yes, temporarily and subject to conditions imposed by the bank.
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Are there service charges?Yes, as per the Bank’s service fee schedule.
