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Electronic clearing services at Bank of Baroda helps companies and institutions making heavy payments disburse these amounts directly into the bank accounts of the beneficiaries. Know more on electronic clearing services here!

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Bulk-payment usersECS is designed for companies and institutions making periodic, high-volume payments to a fixed group such as salary, pension, shareholder, investor or customer beneficiaries.View source
The official page defines for corporate/institutional bulk payments and states the salary/pension minimum.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Overview / Terms and Conditions
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Individual payment capFor salary and pension payments, the published individual-payment ceiling is ₹1 lakh and the minimum batch size is 2,500 payments.View source
The official terms state a minimum 2,500 salary/pension payments and ₹1 lakh maximum for an individual payment.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Terms and Conditions
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Service centre coverageThe page states ECS is available at 16 centres, with expansion to 30 centres described, and a connected network of around 200 centres for the BOB Cash Reach variant.View source
The official terms describe current and planned centres and the Cash Reach network.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Terms and Conditions / Cash Reach
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Destination-bank chargeNo service charge is levied by the destination branch for crediting the beneficiary account. The sponsor bank pays the clearing house ₹1.50 per instrument, of which ₹0.50 remains with the clearing house and ₹1.00 is credited to the destination bank.View source
The official terms publish the sponsor-bank clearing charge split and no destination-branch credit fee.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Terms and Conditions
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ChannelsECS is delivered through the Bank’s electronic clearing network and BOB Cash Reach pickup service; the page describes a network of about 200 centres and 16 active centres at the time of publication.View source
The official page describes electronic beneficiary credit and Cash Reach, with the published centre counts.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Cash Reach / Terms & Conditions
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AvailabilityThe page publishes ECS availability at 16 centres, with connectivity described as expanding to around 200 centres; it does not publish a current state-by-state list or broader territorial restriction.View source
The page gives centre counts but no state or territory boundary.
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Electronic Clearing Services ()
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Cash Reach / Terms & Conditions
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Service typeDigital payment serviceView source
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  • is designed for companies and institutions making periodic, high-volume payments to a fixed group such as salary, pension, shareholder, investor or customer beneficiaries.

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Table 1 · 8 rows · 2 columnsECS — published termsPublished use cases, payment limits, centre coverage and charges.View tableHide table

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ECS — published terms
ParameterPublished detail
UseBulk recurring payments by companies/institutions directly to beneficiaries’ bank accounts
Typical paymentsSalary and pension payments
Minimum volume2,500 payments
Individual-payment ceiling₹1 lakh
Coverage16 centres published; network described as expanding to around 200 centres
Sponsor-bank charge₹1.50 per instrument paid to clearinghouse; ₹0.50 retained by clearinghouse and ₹1 credited to destination bank
Destination-bank chargeNo service charge for crediting customer account
Cash ReachPickup and collection service at client office; nominal-cost premium service
Electronic Clearing Services () · Key Benefits / Cash Reach / Terms & Conditions · accessed 30 Aug 2026Open official source ↗

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