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A bank encoded deposit slip with pre-printed details of your bank account. name and number. A copy of a cheque for your bank account. A copy of a bank account statement. A verification letter or other document of confirmation provided by your bank. A printed version of your bank account details from your online banking.
Accepted forms of proof Bank statements. Deposit slips. Cheques. Download Proof of account balance document from bank (blank out account balance)
Usually, bank card or bank statement will be used as proof of bank account. The proof of bank account must also contain: Account Name.
This can be a bank statement, a letter from your bank, or even an online banking screenshot, as long as it shows your name, account number, and the banks details. Having proof of your bank account is essential for various financial activities.
A bank account title features the name of the account owner. You can name one or more people as an account owner and you can also open accounts in the name of legal entities, such as businesses or living trusts. The funds held in an account belong to the account owner.
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If your AUM (total mutual fund value) is greater than Rs 10 lakh, you need to update the bank details in your folio directly through the AMC. You can directly visit the AMC to update the Bank details in the folio or you can courier the documents directly to the AMCs to update the Bank details.
Unit Trust of India (UTI) was established in 1963 by an Act of Parliament. It was set up by the Reserve Bank of India and functioned under the Regulatory and administrative control of the Reserve Bank of India.

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