How to Download And Fill Yes Bank Form For RTGS And NEFT

The RTGS/NEFT form is just a single-page document offered by Yes Bank. As per the last RTGS rules by RBI on July 01, 2019, Yes Bank had removed processing charges from all account types for customer benefits.

If you have a savings, current, NRE, or NRO account with Yes Bank, you may still have to pay service charges for branch RTGS and NEFT transfer only. However, Yes Bank Mobile Banking and Netbanking offer free of cost RTGS and NEFT payments.

The process of the RTGS form is quite simple at branches; you just need to fill out the correct beneficiary account number twice and submit it to the branch, and your transfer happens within 30-45 minutes for RTGS, and NEFT can take upto 4 working hours.

What are the latest charges for RTGS and NEFT at Yes Bank?

Branch-based requests through the paper form carry nominal charges, such as –

For NEFT transfers:

• Small amounts up to Rs. 10,000 cost only Rs. 2.50.
• If you are sending an amount between Rs. 10,001 and Rs. 1 lakh, it may cost you Rs. 5.
• From Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 2 lakh, it goes up to Rs. 15.
• Anything above Rs. 2 lakh through the branch will cost you Rs. 25.

For RTGS transfers:

• Since RTGS only works when the amount is higher, it starts at Rs. 2 lakh. For amounts between Rs. 2 lakh and Rs. 5 lakh, the charge is Rs. 25.
• If you’re sending above Rs. 5 lakh, the cost is Rs. 50.

Note: Each fee also contains GST up to 18%. The above calculation is excluded from GST.

Where to Download the Yes Bank RTGS/NEFT Form PDF

Yes Bank provides the form both offline at branches and online on its official website.

• Visit Yes Bank’s official website and scroll down to the end for the footer section.
• Under Support, click on Form Centre.
• Press Ctrl + F and type RTGS to quickly find it.
• Select “Application for RTGS/NEFT.”
• You can download any language you like.
• The form is available in a total of 8 languages now, such as English, Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Malayalam, and Kannada.
• Tap on any and get a PDF instantly.

Note: If you don’t want to download and print, you can always ask for a form at the Yes Bank branch counter. Staff usually keep bundles ready near the enquiry desk.

For convenience, here is the direct English version PDF you can download now:

Form Type	Language	Download Link
RTGS/NEFT Request Form	English	Download PDF

How to Fill the Yes Bank RTGS/NEFT Form (4 Steps)

To make filling in simple for you, we have divided the form into 4 parts. Let’s start with the Request line. Please, use a blue or black ink pen and start writing from the top of the paper.

1 Step – Request Line (start with top)

1. Write down your branch name and branch code. If you don’t know the branch code, you can leave it or ask at the counter.
2. Tick the box for NEFT or RTGS, select which payment mode you want.
3. Enter the Application Date (the day you’re submitting).
4. After that, this is the formal part where you address the Branch Manager. Enter your branch name again.
5. In the section, please remit through RTGS/NEFT, put down the amount in digits and words. such as Rs. 2,00,000/- and words – Two Lac only.
6. Choose your payment mode: Cash, Cheque, or Debit my account.
7. If you are depositing cash, remember to also fill out a separate pay-in slip.

2 Step – Remitter (Sender) Details

This is about you, the person sending money. Fill in:

1. Full Name as per your bank records.
2. PAN Number (required if only the amount is above Rs. 50,000).
3. Account Number to be debited.
4. Account Type: Savings / Current / NRE / NRO.
5. Mobile Number for SMS alerts.
6. Address & PIN (optional for customers, mandatory for walk-in users).
7. Enter your cheque Date and cheque number. (if you chose a cheque)

3 Step – Beneficiary (Receiver) Details

This is the most important section for you. RBI guidelines clearly state that credit happens based only on account number and IFSC code, not the name, so write information carefully one by one.

1. Beneficiary Name: the account holder’s name where you are sending your amount.
2. Beneficiary Account Number (enter twice — original + reconfirm field).
3. Account Type: Savings, Current, NRE, or NRO.
4. IFSC Code of the beneficiary’s bank branch.
5. Branch Name & Address of the beneficiary.
6. Beneficiary Mobile Number.
7. Purpose of Remittance (short note you can write as a “loan repayment,” “vendor payment,” “school fees”).
8. Message to Receiver (if you want, such as invoice number).

4 Step – Terms, Signature & Bank Section

1. Give your two minutes for Terms & Conditions.
2. Sign in the space provided. If multiple account holders, both signatures are required.
3. Leave the Office Use Section blank — the bank staff will fill reference number, stamp, and official signature.

And you are done now, just hand it to the branch counter, who will verify and give you an acknowledgement slip. Your slip is proof of your payment.

What are the Good timings for RTGS & NEFT money transfer at the branch?

If you are doing a transfer through your home branch, timings are limited. While online banking runs almost 24 hours, branch counters follow standard working hours.

• Best time to visit: Reach the bank by 10:30 AM. This counts as a useful timeframe for RTGS, a fresh morning, and fewer people at the branch.
• Branch cut‑off for RTGS/NEFT: It usually happens after 3:30 PM on weekdays and working Saturdays.
• 2nd & 4th Saturdays and Sundays, your branch is closed.

Tip: If you miss the cut-off, your transfer will only be processed on the next working day. Instead of that, you can use the Yes mobile banking app anytime.

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