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[how to] Get demand draft online with Indian banks

How to get demand draft online, from different banks

E-banking is one of the biggest gifts that the internet has given us. We do not need to go to bank each time we have to credit money or transfer money to someone’s account as this is all possible sitting in front of your computer, over a cup of tea. You can also get demand draft online, from different banks. If you are wondering how this is possible and does your bank have this option. Then you will be pleased to know that almost all the leading banks have this option. Here is how you can get a demand draft online from your bank, provided they have this option.

Demand draft online SBI

If you have an account with SBI and are looking to get a demand draft online, then these are the steps that you need to follow to get your demand draft online.

Go to the SBI site and login so that you reach your account. Once you are there you will find a demand draft option, click on this option and you will have to fill in the details of that are displayed there. Once this is done, your demand draft will be made and you have the option of collecting the demand draft from the bank or you can pay an extra amount and the draft will be sent to the beneficiary, by the bank.

Demand draft online ICICI

The Insta-banking that ICICI offers is no doubt a great relief for all the people who have an account with the bank. You can get a demand draft made online by following the steps that have been mentioned below.

You need to first login into your ICICI account and there you will find the Demand Draft option. Fill in the necessary details and the demand draft will be prepared and sent to the address that you have mentioned.

Demand draft online HDFC

Online banking with HDFC is also a pleasure as the site has numerous features. If you want to make a demand draft online with HDFC, then you need to get to it via NetBanking. You need to login into your account and once you are here you will find the Transfers option from the Menu Tab. Click on this option. Choose between DD and CO and then click on the “Transfer to-DD/CO”. Once this is done you need to click on the Delivery option where you will have to fill in the details of the beneficiary.

Demand draft online PNB

To get a demand draft online from PNB you need to follow these simple steps: First login into your account and there will the Transfer option that is present. Click on this option and you will be get a choice between DD and CO, click on this tab and you will have to fill in the details regarding the amount and address of the beneficiary. Once this is done you need to click on the Transfer tab that will appear.

Demand draft online BOB

For getting a demand draft from Bank of Baroda you need to request for a demand draft once you have logged into your account with the bank and then fill in the details pertaining to the demand draft. The draft will be sent to the beneficiary’s address and then you will be charged for the postage charges.

Demand draft online Citibank

If you have an account with Citibank and need to get a demand draft online, then you need to login into your account and then click on the “transfer and payments” tab that is present. Over here you will find an option “Demand Drafts and Manager Checks”. Below this there is an option “Issuance of demand draft”. Click on this and fill in the required details along with the beneficiary’s address.

Demand draft online Axis Bank

To order a demand draft from Axis Bank you need to be logged in from your account and there will be a transfers and payment option. Click on it and you will get the options for the issuance of the demand draft. Fill in the details that are required and the draft will reach the beneficiary with two days of it being issued.

Demand draft online Standard Chartered Bank

Login into your Standard Chartered Bank account and once you are there you will find the e-Cashier feature that will help you to get the demand draft and you will need to fill in the details of the demand draft along with the beneficiary’s address. The demand draft will be sent to the registered addressed.

Demand draft online Canara Bank

To get an online demand draft from Canara Bank you need not log into your account on the home screen you will get the online demand draft option. Select your account and then login, your account balance will be displayed and the demand draft form will appear which you need to fill out. Once this is done, you need to click on the Submit button and the draft will be mailed to the beneficiary.

Demand draft online HSBC

For a demand draft from HSBC Bank, login into your account and click on the Transfers option that is present in the Menu tab. Select the DD/CO option and then transfer to DD/CO. Fill in the details of the beneficiary, enter the amount that needs to be transferred and then click on the Transfer option.

This is how you can get demand draft online from various banks. If your bank has not been covered in this list, you need to check up with your back regarding the services that they provide over the internet.

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7 Responses to "[how to] Get demand draft online with Indian banks"

  1. Jinitha says:

    Really useful information :)

  2. R S says:

    This information is really beneficial for the college goers as they always apply for lot of govt firm exams.

  3. vairavaprakash says:

    very useful for college students

  4. barbaramauldin says:

    i am a student in australia and i dont have a bank account in any of the banks so it was hard for me. I used IndoLegal Demand Draft service. I could pay with Paypal and I got it in 5 days. They just charged Rupees 350 where as Government PAN card services charge almost 970 if you are international

  5. j.samuel says:

    Corporation bank is also offering this service – Online demand draft

  6. Manjeet says:

    Thanks for sharing this informative info……………..

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