Rs 42368 was pulled back from Yes Bank client's record through Paytm in 6 days. 
Rs 42,368 moved through Yes Bank client's Paytm, client doesn't have web banking or Paytm account.In 11 exchanges the client's cash was moved in 6 days, the bank says, this is the client's flaw and he is the person who released this It might likewise be that you don't get OTP. Cash is frequently deducted from your financial balance through Paytm. On the off chance that you count on such a protest, the bank will say that the mix-up is yours. The bank will likewise say that you yourself have approached somebody for this and you have given them all the financial subtleties. The tale of a Yes Bank account holder is comparable. 

Cash deducted from compensation account 
Mumbai's Shahab Sheik unexpectedly gets a call from Yes Bank at 3 am. The guest says, you have moved cash from the ledger through Paytm. Shahab Sheik was stunned to hear this, as he doesn't have a Paytm account. Aside from this they likewise don't utilize web banking. By what method would money be able to be moved from financial balance to Paytm in such conditions? 
No message, no OTP 
Shahab Sheik at that point checked the message in the telephone however the OTP didn't come. Aside from this, no parity related message was gotten. Cash was sent from his record multiple times from July 11 to July 16 from Paytm's record. An aggregate of Rs 42,368 was sent. 11 exchanges and no message in 6 days. Shahab says that when the call came, the bank representative said that he speculated that somebody was doing a deceitful exchange. Needed to impede the card for it, for example the bank understood this is an extortion at that point how could the client commit an error? 

At the point when I went to refresh the passbook, 
I understood that the cash was absent Shahab came to think about this exchange when he went to the bank office to refresh the passbook. He moved toward the bank. The cash will be accessible in a couple of days, the bank said. Notwithstanding, the bank later said that it was Shahab's issue, as he had given his full subtleties to somebody and the exchange was done through him. Sheik stopped a grievance on July 17 at the nearby police headquarters. The police composed a letter to the bank requesting data.

When he went to update the passbook, he realized that the money was missing. When Shahab went to the bank branch to update the passbook, he came to know about this transaction. He approached the bank. The money will be available in a few days, the bank said. However, the bank later said that it was Shahab's fault as he had given all his details to someone and the transaction had taken place through him. Sheikh lodged a complaint on July 17 at the local police station. The police wrote a letter to the bank asking for information in this regard. Claiming that the bank was lying, he said the customer had received an OTP for RTGS on July 17. Shahab Sheikh says that when he came to know about the fraud, he went to a bank branch, filled out a form and transferred all his money to another bank through RTGS. There is no OTP on sending RTGS from the branch. The bank is lying.

The bank professes to lie 
The client got an OTP for RTGS on July 17, he said. Shahab Sheik says that when he came to think about the extortion, he went to a bank office, rounded out a structure and moved all his cash to another bank through RTGS. There is no OTP on sending RTGS from the branch. The bank is lying.