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Home Questions & Answers General Knowledge Question Answers When a bank deposits a fake note to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the amount paid by RBI to the bank is :

    When a bank deposits a fake note to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the amount paid by RBI to the bank is :

  • 5 percent of the amount of the fake note
  • 10 percent of the amount of the fake note
  • 18 percent of the amount of the fake note
  • 25 percent of the amount of the fake note
  • 33 percent of the amount of the fake note

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