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Module: | Scope and Fund Transfer Rules

Q7: When a bank transfers the amount from a 10-year unclaimed deposit to the DEA Fund, what happens to the interest accrued on that deposit?

A
Only the principal amount is transferred; interest is forfeited.
B
The interest is transferred, but the principal amount is retained by the bank.
C
The entire amount, including the accrued interest as on the date of transfer, is transferred.
D
The interest is calculated and paid to the depositor separately before the principal is transferred.
✅ Correct Answer: C
Banks are required to transfer the entire amount to the DEA Fund, which includes the accrued interest as on the date of the transfer.