Axis Bank RTGS Form Guide 2025: PDF, Charges & Steps

Understanding the Axis RTGS Form

Compared to other India private sector banks, Axis Bank stands out for its modernised and multifunctional RTGS form.

Unlike most other banks, which issue separate slips or forms for NEFT and RTGS, Axis Bank uses a single integrated request form that allows you to perform RTGS, NEFT, or IMPS transactions — all from one sheet.

Most individuals and companies still choose a branch visit for RTGS.

You will need a single application paper to make any higher limit transaction you want via the Axis Bank Branch. You can tick IMPS for instant transfer mode for up to ₹5 lakh, or you can tick NEFT for cash-based transfer upto Rs. 50,000 or your transfers of amounts below 2 lakh.

For high-value transfers above ₹2 lakh, you should select the RTGS option.

RTGS vs. NEFT vs. IMPS via Axis Bank Branch – Comparison Table

How to Get the Axis Bank RTGS Form

The standard and easy option Axis offers to get the RTGS Physical Application form is your RTGS-Enabled Branch, or any nearby one. Just visit when you want to make a transfer, go to the counter, ask for an application form, and you can request a bilingual form. If you are looking for digital options such as PDF and editable formats, here is the list –

1. Official Axis Bank RTGS Form (English Version)

Or you can download directly from the site, follow the steps –

1. Visit the Axis Bank official site, go to the footer and select other links.
2. Tap on download forms, select the accounts tab.
3. Scroll down or use the search button to find the latest RTGS PDF.

2. RTGS/NEFT Form (Hindi Version only Original)

You can get the PDF here – PDF Hindi Axis RTGS (Official PDF)

3. Axis Editable PDF Form (Digital Fillable Version)

If you want to fill in your details digitally before printing: Editable Axis Bank RTGS Form – Maxutils PDF

This editable version allows you to:

• Open in any browser or PDF reader.
• Type your details.
• Save as a new PDF with your information.
• Print and submit it at your nearest branch.
• If the digital filling is not working on your phone, you may need a PC to edit the PDF.

Let’s learn how you can fill out the Editable PDF Form:

1. You have to open the PDF only in a browser; you can use Chrome, Safari, or any other you like.
2. Now, just tap any section where you fill up the details, name or amount, or signature.
3. Save your filled form (Save As → new file name).
4. Print it on A4 paper.
5. Most branches do not accept a Fillable PDF printout due to physical signature reasons. You can confirm with your branch first.

Tip: Using the editable PDF reduces handwriting errors and ensures neat, legible submissions.

4. Old-Style RTGS/NEFT Form (without IMPS)

Some Axis Bank branches, especially semi-urban or older branches, still provide this traditional version.
You can view and download it here: 🔗 Old Axis Bank RTGS Form (Original PDF)

This form looks similar to government bank such as BOB or SBI RTGS slips, and can still be used for RTGS and NEFT transfers.

RTGS Timings for Axis Bank (Branch-Based vs Online)

As per the RBI and Axis Bank data, the RTGS works 24/7 only if you choose online, but branch-based RTGS have limitations in timings; you may have to select a time to visit and do your RTGS within a few hours. In the branch, lunch hours, cut-off timing delay the payment sometimes. Experts say – Visit your branch ideally between 9:30 AM and 11:00 AM to get your RTGS processed the same day — especially on Saturdays.

Part-by-Part Guide to Filling the Axis Form for RTGS Transfer

You can fill out the form depending on the form you choose. If older form, start with a bank copy, then write for customer copy. For this latest RTGS form, you have to start from top to bottom, you have to use Boxes for each character, and use capital words only.

1 Section – Header & Address

2 Section — Amount & Mode of Payment

You have to write a self-cheque. Here details of what to fill in –

1. Firstly, Pay section, enter “Yourself for RTGS remittance favouring beneficiary name“.
2. You have to change the beneficiary to the name where you are sending the amount. Such as RAM KUMAR.
3. Enter Amount – same as you fill in the form, both words and digits.
4. Now, sign the leaf, or if non-individual, affix the company stamp.
5. On the back of the cheque, put down the –
   • Beneficiary’s Name
   • Account Number
   • IFSC Code
   • Your Signature

3 Section – Details of Applicant (in simple, your details)

4 Section — Beneficiary Where you money will go (individual or company)

Expert’s Tips – Beneficiary information must be correct. You can ask for a cancelled cheque or business account details; it’s better to re-check after writing.

5 Section – Customer Signature

6 — Acknowledgement to Customer (Customer Copy)

This part is filled in by the bank staff after you submit the form.

After filling in what to do Next + charges –

Once you have filled up your Axis Bank Request form, you are halfway there. just follow –

1. Recheck details – just re-verify the account number and basic details of the beneficiary, and confirm your details match with the self-cheque or not.
2. Attach your documents – if you select cheque, take it along with the form, ready with your original ID proof (aadhaar or PAN), if asked.
3. Submit at Counter – just give your cheque + application form to the branch officer only, don’t use any drop-box or other method.
4. Wait for Processing – The bank official will initiate your RTGS transaction and give you the acknowledgement slip, which is your proof + tracking option.
5. Pay Applicable Charges – When you do an RTGS at the branch, a small fee is charged, it automatically deducted from your account. It is a separate fee, not counted in the amount.
   • let me give an example – If you transfer ₹6,00,000 through a branch, the total fee will be ₹50 + 18% GST = ₹59. Your account must have an extra amount for the fee.
6. How much Take Time – Your transfer settlement timing is just 30 minutes, but it may take 2 to 3 hours if any cut-off timing occurs.
7. Complain Axis RTGS issue – You can track your request via Axis Bank Customer Care. The Axis Bank CFC on 022-71315766 and Email ID – cfc@axisbank.com for queries related to NEFT and RTGS transactions.

Here’s what Axis Bank currently applies for branch RTGS transactions –

RTGS FAQs