Notification of Majority
- The bank monitors the date of birth to identify when the minor turns 18 years.
- An official intimation is sent to the account holder for conversion.
- The account is temporarily marked for KYC update and status change.
- Guardian’s rights are automatically suspended upon majority.
- The account holder is required to initiate the conversion process.
Submission of KYC Documents
- The now-major individual must submit fresh KYC documents.
- Accepted proofs include Aadhaar card, PAN card, and address proof.
- Recent passport-size photograph is also required.
- Documents must be valid, current, and self-attested.
- The account holder must provide a specimen signature for records.
Account Revalidation Procedure
- The individual fills a conversion request form provided by the bank.
- Existing account details are verified and linked to the updated KYC.
- All operational mandates set under guardianship are removed.
- The account is reclassified as a regular individual savings account.
- New cheque book, debit card, and net banking credentials are issued.
Closure of Guardian’s Role
- Guardian’s authority over the account is formally closed by the bank.
- No further consent or signature is required from the guardian.
- Nomination must be updated to reflect the major account holder’s choice.
- Any joint mandate previously in place is reviewed and revised.
- The guardian is notified about the transition, if necessary.
Activation and Continued Use
- The converted account becomes fully operational under the individual’s name.
- All features of a regular savings account are enabled.
- The account holder may now access credit facilities, investment products, and full digital banking.
- Transaction limits are revised according to standard account policies.
- Periodic KYC updates are required as per RBI norms.
