Post-merger, Syndicate Bank customers told their cheque book is valid only till June 30
The Hindu
Some customers have expressed concerns over such notifications being sent during the second wave of pandemic
Post the merger of Syndicate Bank with Canara Bank, customers have been told that their existing cheque books would be valid only till June 30, 2021 and they have to apply for a new cheque book through the branch or online. However, some customers have expressed concerns over such notifications being sent during the second wave of pandemic. Syndicate Bank was amalgamated into Canara Bank with effect from April 1, 2020, and customers have now been informed of the need to use a new cheque book from July 1, after completion of the system integration. The IFSC code of the erstwhile Syndicate Bank would be disabled from July 1.
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