The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will discontinue all 2000 rupees  banknotes with the method of denomination before 30 september 2023

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Despite being removed from circulation, the 2,000 notes will still be recognised as legal tender.

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The public may experience inconvenience and unease due to the withdrawal of the 2,000 notes, just as they did during the demonetization period.

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Individuals can deposit their 2,000 notes in their bank accounts or trade them in at any bank location for notes of different denominations.

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Starting on May 23, 2023, there has a limit of 20,000 notes on the amount that can be exchanged at once.

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The RBI has sent  a notice to all banks to provide deposit and exchange services for notes worth 2,000 rupees till September 30, 2023.

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The Reserve Bank of India's 19 regional offices will also offer an exchange service for notes up to 2,000 rupees.

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The printing of 2,000-yen notes was stopped in 2018–19, and their use has since drastically decreased.

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Bank deposit accretion may slightly improve as a result of the elimination of 2,000 yen notes, which could have an impact on short-term interest rates.

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Under the Reserve Bank - Integrated Ombudsman Scheme (RB-IOS), 2021, people may file a complaint if they have any problems with the exchange or deposit process.

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