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Jio users will be able to place calls and access the internet when in international roaming, in Japan. Reliance Jio has partnered with KDDI, a Japan-based telecommunications operator to enable its VoLTE based inbound International Roaming 4G services between India and Japan. Jio subscribers in Japan will be able to make calls and access the internet on the company’s network, without switching to a local SIM. “Reliance Jio is focused on delivering the best data and voice experience to all of India and those who visit India. We welcome KDDI customers to Jio as the first international VoLTE and HD roaming users in India,” said Mark Yarkosky,  Reliance Jio . The company also reiterated the results of TRAI’s MySpeed app. It said that Jio’s network has been the fastest in India over the last 20 months with an average download speed of 20.6Mbps in September 2018. However, the November OpenSignal report suggests that Airtel is the fastest when it comes to download speeds, whil...

ATM transaction Declined but amount got deducted. You will definitely get your money back. In case you do not, follow these steps. Follow up with the bank on their  customer care  number. It might have been delayed due to a technical fault. If Not solved?- Visit the  nearest bank branch  and get them to solve your problem and get an assurance from them. Again Not satisfied? – Meet the  Branch Manager  if they still do not take action. Problem still not solved? –  Grievance Cell –  This is an exclusive unit dealing with customer grievances and headed by an executive of the rank of general manager. The complaints posted directly on the bank’s website are also resolved by this department. If the problem still persists –  Banking ombudsman –  This is a senior official appointed by the Reserve Bank of India to redress customer complaints against deficiency in banking services, as per its scheme introduced in 1995. All scheduled...

Over the course of the next two months, India’s largest public lender, State Bank of India, is shutting down four services for customers. Apart from its earlier announcement that magnetic stripe-based debit cards would stop working by the end of the year, SBI is imposing restrictions on cash withdrawals, and making changes to its online banking services and rules. Here are the details. SBI had imposed a cash restriction withdrawal for particular cards From October 31, SBI account holders using Classic and Maestro ATM-cum-debit cards will be unable to to withdraw more than Rs. 20,000 per day. The withdrawal limit for these cards was Rs. 40,000, but SBI has reduced it to prevent ATM fraud and promote digital transactions. The restriction is expected to affect many. However, customers can switch to other cards offered by SBI if they want a higher withdrawal limit. SBI is shutting down e-wallet SBI Buddy on November 1 SBI is also shutting down its mobile wallet, SBI ...