Mumbai: ICICI Bank has announced changes in its service charges, which will affect many customers. These changes will start from July 1, 2025. Customers will now have to pay more for some banking services.


Which Services Will Have Higher Charges?


Demand Draft


Customers will need to pay a higher fee to issue a demand draft.

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ATM Transactions


If you use non-ICICI Bank ATMs to withdraw money or check your balance, a new fee will be applied. This rule will be the same in both metro and non-metro cities.


Cash Deposits and Withdrawals


Charges for depositing or withdrawing cash at ICICI Bank branches will also go up.

New Rules From July 1: ICICI Bank Revises Charges For ATM, Debit Card, IMPS & Cash Transactions

Debit Card Fees


Debit card-related charges have been revised as well.


Advice for Customers


ICICI Bank has advised its customers to plan their banking needs and expenses carefully, keeping these new charges in mind. For full details about these charges, customers can visit the official ICICI Bank website or contact customer care.

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