What is iMO?

How fast is the money transfer?

How much money can be sent through iMO?

Is the money paid in cash?

How is money sent through iMO?

How does the payee collect  money?

What can be presented as proof of identity?

Is iMO expensive?

Can message be sent along with money through iMO?

What makes iMO special?

Can the money be received only at one given iMO centre?

Where are the iMO centres located?

iMO Booking Procedure

iMo Delivery Procedure

tariff

Photo Identity

Post Offices

List of System Administrators

iMO Remit Payment Form

iMO Make Payment Form

 

iMO Brochure

 

List of Messages

 

Appication for iMO smartcards for the use of operative and supervisory staff of postoffice

 

 Instant Money Order Service (iMO) - FAQ

 

 

1. What is iMO?

IMO is a web based instant money transfer service offered by India Post between two individuals within India.

 

2. How fast is the money transfer?

Money booked through iMO can be disbursed in the next minute.

 

3. How much money can be sent through iMO?

A minimum of Rs. 1,000/- and a maximum of Rs. 50,000/- can be sent through iMO.

 

4. Is the money paid in cash?

Receiver can receive the payment in cash upto Rs.50,000. He can also receive the payment through his post office savings bank account in the same iMO office. 

 

5. How is money sent through iMO?

Money can be sent from any iMO center. A simple “To Remit Payment” (given below) form is to be filled up and submitted along with the remittance amount and commission at the iMO counter. A printed receipt with a sealed computer generated confidential 16-digit iMO number is issued to the remitter. The number has to be conveyed by the remitter to the payee by phone, SMS, e-mail or any other means.

 

6. How does the payee collect money?

The payee can collect money from any iMO post office other than office of booking on presentation of the 16-digit iMO number and production of photo-identity proof. While receiving money the payee will have to fill a simple “To Make Payment” form (given below).

 

7. What can be presented as proof of identity?

The payee can prove his /her identity by presenting any of the following photo-identity documents:

(a) Voter’s I-Card

(b) PAN Card

(c)  Ration Card with photo of receiver

(d) Post Office Identity Card

(e) Driving License

(f)  Passport

(g) Approved/Recognized Central Government/ State Government/ PSU/Office/College/University ID Card

 

8. Is iMO expensive?

Given the instant nature of transmission of money, iMO tariff is very reasonable.

9. Can message be sent along with money through iMO?

Yes, along with money you can also send a message. Choose any one from a list of standardized messages** give below and it will be delivered along with the money at no extra cost.

 

10. What makes iMO special?

 

·        It is fast money transfer service from the friendly neighborhood post office – Money can be transferred within a minute.

 

·        It is safe – The money is disbursed only on presentation of the confidential 16-digit iMO number and proof of identity – ensuring that the money reaches the right person.

 

·        It is hassle free – iMO does not involve tedious forms or lengthy procedures. A simple form is to be filled and the money is ready to be transferred.

 

·        It is reliable – India Post has been handling Savings Schemes and Money Transfer for the last 150 years. It is a name you can trust your money with.

 

11. Can the money be received only at one given iMO Centre or any iMO Centre in India?

The payee can take payment from any iMO Centre in India except the post office where the iMO was booked. This can be a great boon for business travelers, traders, tourists, students, patients admitted to outstation hospitals, etc. as they need not carry cash and can encash iMO as per need at whichever location the need arises.

 

12. Where are the iMO Centres located?

Please click the link for the latest iMO centres.   The location of iMO Centres

 

Assistant Director General (Corporate Banking)
Department of Posts,
Room No. 322, Dak Bhawan, Parliament Street,
New Delhi-110001.

Phone No. 011-23096102, Fax No. 011-23096108

e-mail –  helpdesk.imo@gmail.com