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ℹ️ What is a DEAF Account?

DEAF (Depositor Education and Awareness Fund) is a special fund maintained by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Why are funds transferred to RBI?

When a bank account remains inactive for 10 years or more with no transactions (deposits/withdrawals), the bank is required by law to transfer the balance to the DEAF Fund with RBI. This ensures the money is kept safe and can be claimed by the rightful owner anytime.

How to Claim Your Money Back?

Visit Your Bank Branch: Go to the The Warangal District Cooperative Central Bank Ltd. branch where you had the account
Submit Documents: Provide identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN), old passbook/account details
Fill Claim Form: The bank will help you fill the claim form
Get Your Money: After verification, your funds will be returned to you

💡 Good News: There is no time limit to claim your money. You can claim it anytime, even after many years!