RTGS & NEFT Fund Transfer Form Generator — 40+ Indian Banks
Select your bank to instantly fill and download a print-ready RTGS or NEFT fund transfer form PDF — free, no login needed. Supports SBI, HDFC, ICICI, PNB, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, and all major Indian banks.
How to Generate an RTGS or NEFT Form Online
- Select your bank from the grid above (e.g., SBI, HDFC, ICICI).
- Choose RTGS or NEFT — use RTGS for ₹2 Lakhs and above, NEFT for any amount.
- Enter transfer details — beneficiary name, account number, IFSC code, and amount.
- Download the PDF — print it, sign it, and submit at your bank branch.
For frequent transfers, use AutoAOF Pro RTGS/NEFT — save beneficiary accounts, auto-switch between RTGS and NEFT based on amount, and generate forms in under 10 seconds. Also supports Cash & Cheque Deposit Slips for all Indian banks.
RTGS vs NEFT — Key Differences
| Feature | RTGS | NEFT |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Amount | ₹2,00,000 | No minimum |
| Maximum Amount | No limit | No limit |
| Settlement | Real-time (instant) | Half-hourly batches |
| Best For | High-value transfers | Any amount |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is an RTGS Form and when is it used?
An RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement) form is used to transfer high-value funds of ₹2 Lakhs or more from one bank account to another on a real-time basis. AutoAOF lets you generate an RTGS form online as a print-ready PDF for any major Indian bank — no errors, no manual writing.
What is a NEFT Form and when is it used?
NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) is used to transfer funds of any amount between Indian bank accounts. Transfers are processed in half-hourly batches. AutoAOF generates NEFT forms for 40+ banks that you can fill online, download as PDF, and submit at your branch.
What is the minimum amount for RTGS transfer?
The minimum amount for an RTGS transfer is ₹2,00,000 (₹2 Lakhs). There is no maximum limit. For amounts below ₹2 Lakhs, use NEFT. AutoAOF Pro automatically switches between RTGS and NEFT forms based on the amount you enter.
Are the RTGS and NEFT PDFs generated by AutoAOF accepted at bank branches?
Yes. The PDFs generated by AutoAOF follow the standard bank-prescribed formats for RTGS and NEFT forms. Simply print the PDF, sign it, and submit it at your local bank branch counter along with a valid ID proof.
Which banks are supported for RTGS and NEFT form generation?
AutoAOF supports RTGS and NEFT form generation for 40+ Indian banks including SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, Union Bank of India, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bank of India, and all major public and private sector banks.
What details are required to fill an RTGS or NEFT form?
You need: (1) Beneficiary name and account number, (2) Beneficiary bank name and branch, (3) Beneficiary IFSC code, (4) Transfer amount, (5) Your account number (remitter). AutoAOF's Pro form validates IFSC codes and auto-fills branch details to prevent errors.
What is the difference between RTGS and IMPS?
RTGS is used for high-value transfers (₹2 Lakhs+) during banking hours and settles in real time. IMPS works 24×7 for any amount and settles instantly. Both are faster than NEFT. For branch-based transfers, RTGS and NEFT are most commonly used and require a physical form.