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HDFC Bank’s Remittance Service is...

All You Need To Know

Description of Charges Forex Services  
Foreign Exchange Transactions
Outward Remittance Charge* Commission :
Upto USD 500 or equivalent ₹500 + applicable taxes
Above USD 500 or equivalent ₹1000 + applicable taxes
Inward Remittance Charge No Charge
Other Foreign Exchange Transactions
FCY Cash - Selling No Charge
FCY Cash - Encashing No Charge
FCY Demand Drafts - Issuance Upto USD 500 or equivalent ₹200 + applicable taxes
Above USD 500 to USD 10,000 or equivalent ₹300 + applicable taxes
Above USD 10,000 or equivalent ₹500 + applicable taxes
FCY Demand Drafts - Cancellation ₹50/- per Demand Draft
FCY Cheque Collection (FCY personal cheque, FCY DDs sent for collection)* 0.25% of INR value (Min. ₹250/- per transaction)
Plus Courier of ₹50/- per cheque
For Transactions value up to USD 500 - Rs.₹200/- per transaction plus courier charge ₹50/- per instrument
Charges mentioned above are charges levied by HDFC Bank only and do not include any charges that may be levied by originating/correspondent banks.
FCY Cheque Return* Under Cash Letter arrangement - ₹100/- per cheque
Under Final Credit service arrangement - ₹250/- per cheque
Plus Correspondent Bank Charges as below :
USD Cheque - USD 10 per cheque
GBP Cheque - GBP 15 per cheque (For Any Amount below GBP 1000)
GBP Cheque - GBP 25 per cheque (For Any Amount above GBP 1000)
SGD Cheque - SGD 12 per cheque
AED Cheque : INR 100 per cheque plus drawee bank charges
CAD Cheque - CAD 10 per cheque
EURO Cheque - EUR 100 per cheque plus drawee bank charges
Other Currencies - USD10 -50 per cheque plus drawee bank charge
FIRC Charge for Inward Remittance & FCY Cheque Collection ₹200/- per FIRC

 

 

  • *Charges mentioned above are charges levied by HDFC Bank only and do not include any charges that may be imposed by originating/correspondent banks, excluding remittances sent under the Full value facility.
  • Cheques drawn in one currency payable in another country where currency is different will take a longer period to realise and would attract charges of various correspondent banks as per their own tariff schedule over which we do not have any control. For e.g. A cheque drawn in USD payable on a bank in Singapore or Cheque drawn in GBP payable on a bank in South Africa or Cheque drawn in USD payable in Canada.
  • Goods and Services Tax: All foreign exchange transactions are subject to levy of Goods and Services Tax (GST), which is payable in addition to the charges mentioned above. Presently, the applicable rate of GST is as under:
  • 1. On the amount of commission, fees, and charges (including Full Value charges) paid - @ 18% of the amount of the commission/fees/charges
  • 2. On the amount of foreign currency exchanged as per the below slab:
     
Amount of Currency Exchanged (ACE) GST rates Minimum GST Maximum GST
Upto ₹1 lakh 0.18% of ACE ₹45 ₹180
Between ₹1 lakh and up to ₹10 lakh ₹180 + 0.09% of ACE ₹180 ₹990
Above ₹10 lakh ₹990 + 0.018% of ACE ₹990 ₹10,800

 

 

  • Revision in TCS on LRS Transactions w.e.f 1st October 2023. Click here.
    Note: All commissions, fees, and charges, as mentioned above, are non-refundable (unless otherwise stated).

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, a remittance request may be rejected. Common reasons include administrative errors, authorisation issues, financial inadequacies, timing and processing constraints, or risk management and regulatory compliance.

Remittance payment fees are charges associated with transferring money from one location to another, often across international borders. These fees cover the costs incurred by financial institutions for processing the transfer and may vary depending on factors such as the amount transferred, destination, and method of transfer.

Bank remittances may incur extra charges. It is advisable to check with your bank for specific fees related to your transaction.