A rupee account is a bank account denominated in Indian rupees (INR), primarily used for transactions in India. It allows individuals and businesses to deposit, withdraw, and manage funds in the local currency. Such accounts can be used for various purposes, including savings, business transactions, and remittances. Non-resident Indians (NRIs) can also open rupee accounts to facilitate easier management of their finances in India.
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what is rupee???
Indian currency is Rupee (Re).
An East Indian money of account, the sixteenth of a rupee, or about 2/ cents.
In normal savings account, you deposit Indian money (rupee) and you can withdraw it in the same indian money. In nre account you can only deposit foreign currency and you withdraw indian currency. you cant deposit indian money in this account
Indian rupee
NRE and NRO are similar with few differences. NRE -> foreign currency deposits only. Only Rupee withdrawals. NRO -> forign currency and rupee deposits. Only rupee withdrawals. NRE-> Any NRI can open an account NRO-> Resident can open . or NRI and resident together can open the account. NRE -> Not Taxed NRO->Taxed. NRE -> Can transfer from NRE to NRO account NRO -> Cannot transfer from NRO to NRE account.
one rupee
1 Mauritius Rupee as opposed to what? Pakistani Rupee? Indian Rupee? Sri Lankan Rupee? Nepalese Rupee? Or maybe Seychelles Rupee? Just...Just do me a favour, okay? Be more bloody specific.
Indian Rupee is stronger than PKR (Pakistani Rupee). Though, PKR improved a bit against INR (Inidan Rupee) in recent months but still, it is approximately 0.63 of INR.1 PKR = 0.63 INR
A rupee.
100 rupee note+10 rupee note+1 rupee coin