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No bank in any country around the globe can limit the amount of money that can be deposited into its accounts. It is your money and you can deposit it anytime you want and with any bank you want. If the amounts are huge, the banks may ask you to provide a source of income for regulatory reporting purposes. But, they can never say No to a deposit or set any limits on the same. Irrespective of whether the person depositing is an individual customer or a corporation

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