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2000 Currency: Bank holders big news, Now change 2000 notes sitting at home; know here how

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Amazon: Amazon has started ‘Amazon Pay Cash Load System’ to replace Rs 2,000 note. Your notes will now be changed by the company sitting at home.

Amazon Pay Cash Load System: RBI has announced to withdraw Rs 2,000 note from circulation and has appealed everyone to go to the bank to exchange their notes. RBI has given a time limit to the people to exchange the Rs 2,000 note. After this announcement, people are going to the bank to exchange Rs 2,000 notes. To help people easily exchange notes, e-commerce giant Amazon has introduced ‘Amazon Pay Cash Load System’. Under this, you can get the app changed at the doorstep of up to Rs 50,000 in a month. Know how?

For the notes exchanged by Amazon, you will get the money online in your ‘Amazon Pay Wallet’. Means Amazon will not give you cash. If you want, you can buy with the money in Amazon Pay or transfer it to your bank.

Change 2000 notes like this

  • To exchange Rs 2000 note, first of all you have to order some goods from Amazon which are eligible for cash load.
  • During the checkout process, select the “Cash on Delivery” option.
  • Now when the delivery agent arrives at your home, inform him that you want to deposit money in your Amazon Pay balance.
  • Give the money to the agent, the delivery person will check these money and if found correct, he will transfer the money to your Amazon Pay wallet.
  • After the transaction is completed, you can check Amazon Pay balance whether the money has been credited to your account successfully or not.

At present, RBI has given people time till September 30 to exchange Rs 2,000 notes. After this, looking at the situation, RBI can increase this time limit further. Note, it is not necessary that the date should be big. RBI will investigate for this and then take a decision.

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