No, there is no change in your bank account number.
No, there is no change in your Customer Identification File (CIF).
No, your branch will not change. The name and address of your branch will remain unchanged.
No, there is no change in passbook. You may continue to use your existing passbook.
We have taken utmost care that your existing debit card will be valid till its expiry. In case of any issue, please contact your Branch.
As of now, there is no change in your Mobile Banking and Internet Banking services.
You are requested to kindly visit the branch or login to Mobile Banking or Internet Banking and replace the cheque book having old MICR Code, with a new one.
Yes, the IFSC and MICR code of your branch have changed. You may however use the old IFSC Codes until 28 Feb 2022 and cheques, with old MICR code, issued till 28 Feb 2022 will be valid. You can also get the information.
Your existing cheques, with old MICR code, issued till 28 Feb 2022 will be valid. You will have to apply for a new cheque book with the new IFSC code and MICR code, for all cheques issued by you and presented to the bank after that date.
Yes, you need to obtain a new cheque book (having new MICR and IFSC) to avoid any future inconvenience. You are requested to kindly visit the branch or login to Mobile Banking or Internet Banking and replace the cheque book having old MICR Code, with a new one.
All your transactions through NEFT / RTGS / IMPS/ ECS / NACH with the old IFSC Code/ MICR Code will continue to be honored till 28 Feb 2022. However, we request you to notify/ update the above changes in your debit mandates or standing instructions e.g. for SIPs, ECS, Auto Debit, Demat, Pension, and to Service providers including Billers/ Institutions/ PPO/ Insurance) registered by you. You will also need to inform senders from where you are receiving money through NEFT/RTGS/IMPS/NACH about the change in the change in your branch IFSC Code. You can find the new IFSC & MICR Codes at https://www.lvbank.com/view-old-ifsc-details.aspx
Existing NACH debit will work as is. For new NACH mandate registration you will require to provide new IFSC and MICR codes. However, we request you to notify/ update the above changes in mandate / instructions (SIPs, ECS, Auto Debit, Demat, Pension), Service providers (Billers/ Institutions/ PPO/ Insurance) registered by you.
Please note that post migration, you will need to create a new VPA (i.e., change the VPA handle to @dbs)
If you have linked other UPI payment applications (like Google Pay, etc.,), to your existing account of the erstwhile LVB, then you do not need to do anything.
If you have not linked your eLVB account with any of the UPI applications, then you can easily link your account by simply selecting the bank as DBS Bank.
You are required to share Beneficiary Name, Account Number, Branch Name and new IFSC code for the transfer to be executed
It is necessary to inform your Pension Sanctioning Authority (PSA) / Pension Disbursing Authority (PDA) about the change in IFSC code details. Request you to do the same.
It is necessary to inform your Pension Sanctioning Authority (PSA) / Pension Disbursing Authority (PDA) about the change in IFSC code details. Request you to do the same.
Please call 1860 267 4567 which is our customer care number. For further clarifications related to any of your products or services, change updates, please visit our website www.lvbank.com or visit your branch
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