Is There Any Processing Charges For Cheques In Current/savings Account?
Differences between current and saving account.
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The processing charges for cheques vary from bank to bank and you will find complete difference in processing charges usually banks charge 0.2 percent of amount of cheque. You can confirm this with your bank.
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