Now 100 rupee notes will be available from ATMs
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has asked banks and financial institutions to make arrangements to distribute Rs 100 and Rs 100 notes along with Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes from the ATMs of banks and financial institutions.
The National Bank through a letter has requested banks and financial institutions to distribute Rs 100 notes from ATMs. Rastra Bank said that customers have been requesting to provide Rs 100 notes from ATMs from time to time and they have been asked to make such an arrangement keeping in mind the approaching Badadashain.
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