Bank lockers provide a safe and secure way to store valuable items. However, not all items are permitted inside them. State Bank of India ( SBI), Bank of Baroda ( BoB), HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Canara Bank, among other lenders, offer different lockers categorised based on their sizes. This helps you select the one that perfectly caters to your needs, saving you from paying additional charges.
SBI locker agreement
Only for legitimate purposes such as storing of valuables like jewellery and documents, but not for storing any cash or currency;
Not for storing arms, weapons, explosives, drugs and/ or any contraband material; and/ or
-any perishable material and/ or radioactive material and/ or any illegal substance /or any material the use of which is prohibited by laws of India)
-any material which can create any hazard or nuisance to the Bank or to any of its customers.
HDFC Bank
-Only for legitimate purposes such as storing of valuables like jewelry and documents but not for storing any cash or currency.
-Not for storing arms, weapons, explosives, drugs and/ or any contraband material.
-Not for storing any perishable material and/ or radioactive material and/ or any illegal substance.
-Not for storing any material which can create any hazard or nuisance to the Bank and/or to other customers of the Bank
Bank of Baroda
What can be kept in a bank locker?
Bank lockers are permitted only for legal uses, such as safeguarding valuables like jewellery and important documents.
What cannot be stored in the locker?
-Weapons, explosives, drugs, or other illegal substances; or
=Any perishable, radioactive, illegal, or otherwise hazardous material
-Any substance that might endanger the Bank or any of its clients or pose a hazard to them.
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