Cheque Liability creation for POSB Customer for Maturity/Interest Payment

Account holders have the flexibility to close their accounts either before or on/after maturity, using various payment methods such as:


- Cash (for amounts less than Rs. 20,000)
- POSB credit
- Interest credit
- Credit from other banks

For a seamless process, follow our step-by-step guide on creating a liability in the SAP module for cheque payments.

Step by Step User Guide for creating liability

1. Invoke F-02 in SAP Module
Login to the SAP Module and Invoke the Tcode F-02
2. Fill in the Following Details:
  • Document Date
  • Posting Date
  • Type: DR
  • Company Code: DOPI
  • Currency Rate: INR
3. First Line Item

  • Pstky: 40 (Debit Entry)
  • Account: 4200030013 (GL for Postmaster Cheque Account)
  • Press Enter.
4. Enter POSB Maturity/Interest Amount
  • Amount: [Enter the maturity/interest amount to be paid to the Post Office Savings Bank Customer]
  • Click on 'More' to enter the Profit Center, then press Enter to update the Profit center to move to main screen.
5. Next Line Item
6. Fill in Customer Details:
  • Title
  • Name
  • City
  • Pincode (Postal Code)
  • Country: IN
  • Press Enter and enter the amount again.
7. Simulate and Post the Document

  • Press Shift+F9 or click on Document > Simulate to review.
  • Press Ctrl+S or click on Document > Post
8. Note Down the Document Number
  • Make sure to note down the Document Number for future reference.
For Cheque Issuance:
  • The Postmaster/SPM can issue a cheque directly using transaction F-58 if the Post Office is a Cheque Issuing Office:
For Other Sub Offices:
  • The SPM should raise a request for issuing a cheque to the concerned Head Post Office using transaction ZF110.

Cheque Requesting Process:

1. Invoke ZF110 in SAP Module
  • Click on 'CQ Request Initiation' and press Enter.
2. Fill in the Following Details:

Approval Process:


Login as SPM:
  • Invoke transaction ZF110 and go to the Approval section.
  • Approve the request.

1 Comments

  1. Is it applicable for Non POSB amount ? like bill payment ?

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