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    Gateway" Where You Will Get The List of Banks in A Drop Down. Select Your Bank. This Will

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    This document provides instructions for paying an EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) online through various methods such as net banking, NEFT, and RTGS. It explains that with net banking, the transaction status will show as success immediately and the user can submit their bid without delay. For net banking, users select it as the payment mode, choose their bank from the dropdown, log into their bank account, and pay the EMD. If their bank is missing from the list, they must use NEFT instead. For those without internet banking, they can download a payment challan, deposit the amount at their bank, and submit once payment is received in order to get the bid submission button.

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    This document provides instructions for paying an EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) online through various methods such as net banking, NEFT, and RTGS. It explains that with net banking, the transaction status will show as success immediately and the user can submit their bid without delay. For net banking, users select it as the payment mode, choose their bank from the dropdown, log into their bank account, and pay the EMD. If their bank is missing from the list, they must use NEFT instead. For those without internet banking, they can download a payment challan, deposit the amount at their bank, and submit once payment is received in order to get the bid submission button.

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    This document provides instructions for paying an EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) online through various methods such as net banking, NEFT, and RTGS. It explains that with net banking, the transaction status will show as success immediately and the user can submit their bid without delay. For net banking, users select it as the payment mode, choose their bank from the dropdown, log into their bank account, and pay the EMD. If their bank is missing from the list, they must use NEFT instead. For those without internet banking, they can download a payment challan, deposit the amount at their bank, and submit once payment is received in order to get the bid submission button.

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    Gateway" Where You Will Get The List of Banks in A Drop Down. Select Your Bank. This Will

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    This document provides instructions for paying an EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) online through various methods such as net banking, NEFT, and RTGS. It explains that with net banking, the transaction status will show as success immediately and the user can submit their bid without delay. For net banking, users select it as the payment mode, choose their bank from the dropdown, log into their bank account, and pay the EMD. If their bank is missing from the list, they must use NEFT instead. For those without internet banking, they can download a payment challan, deposit the amount at their bank, and submit once payment is received in order to get the bid submission button.

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    5. What is special about payment of EMD through Net Banking?

    The “Transaction Status” shows as “Success” immediately after successful payment of


    EMD through Net Banking. You will get “Freeze Bid Submission” button to submit your
    bid without any delay.

    6. Internet banking facility with transaction rights is enabled in my bank account, how
    should I proceed?

    You should pay using net banking.

    To avail this facility, select the payment mode as “Online” and proceed for uploading your
    bid documents. Once uploaded, you will find link for online EMD payment. Here, you
    have to select “Net banking” option. Net banking option will take you to the “payment
    Gateway” where you will get the list of banks in a drop down. Select your bank. This will
    take you to login page of your bank. Login into your account and proceed for paying the
    EMD. After successful EMD payment, system will take you back to the e-Tendering portal
    for submission of bid.

    7. I have selected “Net banking” option but I am not getting name of my bank in the
    drop down list?

    In that case, you have to go for online NEFT payment. Refer FAQ#9 for details regarding
    EMD deposit through online NEFT mode.
    You may inform IOCL about non availability of your bank in the drop down list so that the
    same may be got included for future tenders.

    8. I do not have any Internet Banking facility with my bank. How to pay “Online EMD”?

    To avail this facility, you have to select the payment mode as “Online”. After this selection,
    proceed for uploading your bid documents. Once uploaded, you will find link for online
    EMD payment. Here, you have to select NEFT/RTGS option. In this option, you will get
    option for downloading NEFT/RTGS payment challan. Please print two copies of that.
    Now visit your bank and deposit the requisite amount (EMD amount as mentioned in the
    challan + Bank charges as applicable, please check with the bank). Take receipt of the same
    on the second copy of that challan. Once payment is verified from your bank and received
    at IOCL end, you will get the “Freeze Bid Submission” button. Proceed for submission of
    your bid.
    In case of NEFT/RTGS, you are required to deposit payment in bank at least 2-3 working
    days prior to bid submission end date. Please also refer FAQ#13.

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