Overview
The Zeta Spot Gifting solution is fully compliant with RBI regulations. In this article, you will know about:
Gifting Specifications
| Specifications | Digital Gift Card | Physical Gift card | Brand Vouchers | Card-based | Cash Transfer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum loading limit. | Rs. 10000 per card | Rs. 10000 per card | Rs. 10000 per card | Rs. 10000 per voucher | - |
| Reloadable | x | x | x | ✔ | ✔ |
| Maximum card limit per user | x | x | x | x | - |
| ATM withdrawals | x | x | - | x | ✔ |
| Bank withdrawals | x | x | - | x | ✔ |
| Bill uploads | x | x | - | x | ✔ |
| Customer should be full KYCed | x | x | x | ✔ | ✔ |
| Revoke of funds | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | x | x |
RBI Guidelines
The Maximum value of each prepaid gift instrument shall not exceed Rs. 10,000.
These instruments shall not be reloadable.
Cash-out or refund or funds transfer shall not be permitted for such instruments.
KYC details of the purchasers of such instruments shall be maintained by the PPI Issuer. Separate KYC would not be required for customers who are issued such instruments against debit to their bank accounts in India.
Entities shall adopt a risk-based approach, duly approved by their Board, in deciding the number of such instruments which can be issued to a customer, transaction limits, etc.
The gift instruments may be re-validated (including through issuance of the new instrument) as per the Board approved policy of the issuer.
The features of such PPIs shall be clearly communicated to the PPI holder by SMS / e-mail / post or by any other means at the time of issuance of the PPI / before the first loading of funds.
| For more information, read RBI rules and regulations for Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPI). |
Where does Zeta stand?
- According to the RBI, the transfer limit per gift instrument is Rs. 10,000. Zeta allows employers to issue a gifting instrument multiple times in case the gift amount exceeds more than the transfer limit.
- The employees are required to perform their full KYC to increase the transfer limits in certain instruments such as Cash Incentives and Card-based transfers.
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