Udaipur: HDFC Bank, one of India’s leading private sector banks, has announced its integration with the Rajasthan Online Government Receipts Accounting System (e-GRAS), a digital platform facilitating the collection of tax and non-tax revenue. This collaboration enables HDFC Bank customers to conveniently pay state government taxes and dues online through multiple banking channels.
Enhanced Digital Tax Payment Experience
Powered by HDFC Bank CollectNow, an omnichannel collections solution, this integration streamlines real-time tax payments for various categories, including:
- Commercial taxes (VAT, GST, professional tax)
- Excise duties
- Stamp duties and registration fees
- Motor vehicle taxes
- Electricity duties
- Other state levies
Both retail and corporate customers can utilize net banking, multi-net banking, credit cards, and debit cards for tax payments. Furthermore, customers will receive instant digital receipts, ensuring enhanced security and transparency throughout the transaction process.
To initiate tax payments, registered users can visit the Rajasthan e-GRAS website, select HDFC Bank as the payment option from the list of authorized banks, enter their details, and authenticate transactions securely. Additionally, customers of other banks can process payments via multi-net banking.
Bank Officials on the Integration
Ms. Sunali Rohra, Head – Government & Institutional Business, Start-ups, and Gig Banking, HDFC Bank, expressed gratitude to the Government of Rajasthan for enabling seamless tax payments. She stated:
“This integration is expected to enhance revenue buoyancy for the state, given our extensive customer base. It also digitally empowers our customers by simplifying tax payments across various categories. Through technology-driven solutions, we are committed to enhancing the overall customer experience in Rajasthan.”
Mr. Prateek Sharma, Senior Executive Vice President – Branch Banking Head, HDFC Bank, highlighted the bank’s commitment to digital transformation, stating:
“We are delighted to collaborate with the Rajasthan Government on its revenue portal, offering a seamless and efficient tax payment experience. Leveraging HDFC Bank’s robust digital reach and payment infrastructure, this initiative simplifies a crucial civic duty, contributing to the digital empowerment of Rajasthan’s residents.”
HDFC Bank’s Presence in Rajasthan and Nationwide
As of December 31, 2024, HDFC Bank operates 497 branches across Rajasthan, covering all districts. The bank recently celebrated its 25th anniversary in the state. Nationally, HDFC Bank has:
- 9,143 branches and 21,049 ATMs across 4,101 cities/towns.
- 51% of its branches located in semi-urban and rural areas.
- 15,196 business correspondents, primarily through Common Service Centres (CSCs), strengthening financial inclusion.
By integrating with Rajasthan’s e-GRAS system, HDFC Bank reinforces its commitment to digital banking and public service, ensuring efficiency, accessibility, and security in tax payment processes for residents of Rajasthan.
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