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Eligibility and Documentation
Age: 18 and above
Profession: Licensed Doctor/Medical Professional
Additional documents required for opening a Salute Doctors Savings Account (any one):
- Certificate of Practice/Certificate of Membership
- Medical Degree Certificate
- Hospital/Nursing Home ID Card (only Doctors ID)
- Medical College ID Card (only for Medical students)
Additional documents required for opening Salute Doctors Current Accounts:
- Certificate of Practice/Certificate of Membership
- Signed copy of SOC to be uploaded at the time of account opening.
ICICI Bank Salute Doctors Account: Wealth
| Eligibility criteria for Wealth Variant | |
|---|---|
| No Monthly Average Balance maintenance required. | A minimum Quarterly Average Balance of Rs 25 lakh combined in the Savings and Current Account and Fixed Deposit. |
ICICI Bank Salute Doctors Account: Titanium
| Eligibility criteria for Titanium Variant | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual balance of Rs 2 lakh in the Savings Account. | Individual balance of Rs 5 lakh in the Current Account. | A minimum Quarterly Average Balance of Rs 5 lakh in the Savings Account and Current Account. | A minimum Quarterly Average Balance of Rs 15 lakh combined in the Savings and Current Account and Fixed Deposit. |
ICICI Bank Salute Doctors Account: Gold
| Eligibility criteria for Gold Variant | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual balance of Rs 50,000 in the Savings Account. | Individual balance of Rs 1 lakh in the Current Account. | A minimum Quarterly Average Balance of Rs 1 lakh in the Savings Account and Current Account. | A minimum Average Quarterly Balance of Rs 5 lakh combined in the Savings and Current Account and Fixed Deposit. |
The Average Balance maintenance is calculated on a quarterly basis. If the same is not maintained, then the family benefits will be delinked and the Average Balance maintenance requirement of the individual accounts will need to be adhered to.
Shift to a Customer Relationship Approach from a Product Approach, Shift from a Charge Approach to a Benefit Approach
(Delinking of Family Benefit in case of no maintenance)
