Kotak Mahindra Bank Inward Remittance Charges — Receiving Money in India

Kotak Mahindra Bank does not charge a separate fee for inward remittance. The breakdown and worked totals for a typical incoming USD transfer at ₹50,000, ₹1,00,000 and ₹5,00,000 follow.

Things to know

Applies to:Inward remittance credited to Resident savings or NRO account. Kotak does not publish a separate inward remittance fee.

  • Correspondent banks abroad may deduct fees before funds reach Kotak — the credit can be less than rate × foreign amount.
  • Ask the sender to use OUR charge-bearer so they pay all in-transit fees and you receive the full foreign amount.
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Other things to know

  • Kotak doesn't publish a separate inward remittance fee on its fees page — verify with your branch before relying on zero-fee.

Inward fee components

ComponentDefinition
Inward RemittanceNo charge

Worked examples (incoming USD)

Amount Foreign amount Total fees
USD
₹50,000 533.96 USD ₹0
₹1,00,000 1067.92 USD ₹0
₹5,00,000 5339.60 USD ₹0

Try it

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TRANSFER

You pay in INR; recipient receives USD.

USD

Used to determine if this transfer crosses the ₹10L TCS threshold.

Best deal: Indian Overseas Bank. You save ₹1,807.72 vs the most expensive.

INR / 1 USD

TT Selling rate from Indian Overseas Bank's published forex sheet — edit to model a quoted rate.

BREAKDOWN

Outward remittance

Amount being sent
₹95,440.00

$1,000.00 × ₹95.44

Outward Remittance Commission (0.075%)
₹250.00
Swift Payment Message
₹500.00
GST on Commission + Swift (18%)
₹135.00
GST on Amount Exchanged
₹171.79
Total charges
₹1,056.79

Total payable (INR)

₹96,496.79

TCS is refundable when you file your ITR — it's a tax credit, not a fee.

Estimate only. Excludes correspondent/intermediary-bank charges. Exchange rates shown are indicative.