How Does EPFO's Multi-Banking Arrangement Affect Your PF Transactions?

Nischinth Das
EPFO's Multi-Banking Arrangement

As per the press release dated 2nd August 2017, the Ministry of Labour and Employment has stated that the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has entered into an agreement with ten banks. This agreement is to collect EPFO dues and to make payments for Provident Fund (PF) withdrawals, pensions, and insurance to EPFO beneficiaries. The main objective of this multi-banking arrangement is to provide more options for employers to remit the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) contributions directly from their bank accounts.
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The tie-up between the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) and ten banks for the collection of EPFO dues and facilitation of PF withdrawals, pension, and insurance payments is a significant step towards streamlining the process for both employers and beneficiaries. Here are some practical steps for easy deposit and withdrawal of EPF contributions through banks:

Steps for Employers:
🏦 Ensure your bank is part of the multi-banking arrangement with EPFO.
🏦 Log in to your bank account and select the option for EPF contribution remittance.
🏦 Enter the necessary details such as establishment ID, EPF account number, and contribution amount.
🏦 Verify the transaction details and authorize the payment.

Steps for Beneficiaries:
🏦 Check if your bank is among the ten banks tied up with EPFO for PF withdrawals.
🏦 Access your bank account online or visit a branch to initiate the withdrawal process.
🏦 Provide your EPF account details, including UAN (Universal Account Number) and KYC documents.
🏦 Verify the withdrawal amount and confirm the transaction.

By following these steps, both employers and beneficiaries can leverage the multi-banking arrangement to conveniently deposit EPF contributions and withdraw funds through the designated banks. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency and provide more flexibility in managing EPF transactions.
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