Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organization : Directorate of Treasuries & Inspection Odisha
Facility : Pay Examination Fees Online
Home Page :https://www.odishatreasury.gov.in/webportal/Home.do
Pay here:https://www.odishatreasury.gov.in/echallan/ChallanSubmission.do?deptcode=EXM

How To Pay Exam Fee Odisha?

Corporate banking users paying through Central Bank Payment Gateway will not get echallan instantly because of some technical difficulties with the bank site.

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Odisha Treasury Pensioners’ Details Online Search

The echallan will be available in our site after two working days on receipt of scroll from bank site.

Help Instructions :
** Select ‘Recruiting Agency’ and ‘Purpose of Deposit’ from the dropdown.
** Enter the ‘Name of the Examination fees’.
** You can pay using either ‘Debit Card’ or ‘Net Banking’ facility. Choose the appropriate Payment Mode. Currently only Net Banking facility is available.
** Choose your Bank, where you have your net banking account.
** After filling all the necessary fields, click ‘Proceed’ button to go to the next page.
** Please do not press back or refresh the browser.

Payment of Bills :
** Receiving the claims in the form of Government bills from the DDOs.
** Scrutiny of claims as per (data bases maintained in the Computer) Orissa Treasury Code, financial code and relevant rules.
** On line generation/ issuance of advises for the banks

About Us:

Directorate of Treasuries and Inspection (D.T. & I) Orissa is the heads of department for 164 Treasuries functioning in the State. These consist of 30 Dist. Treasuries, 8 Special Treasuries and 126 Sub-Treasuries under respective jurisdiction of 30 District Treasuries. Directorate of Treasuries and Inspection (D.T.I.) Orissa was established in the year 1962; the primary functions being to act as the Heads of Department for the Treasuries and Sub-Treasuries in the State. The D.T.I. Orissa monitors this primary activity on monthly basis and acts as the administrative head for these treasuries as well. In addition to these, inspection activity of all the Treasuries is done on a regular basis which include the verification of stock of stamps and valuables in the strong room, bill transaction details, verification of pension related issues, P.L. account operations, and other allied activities at treasuries and Sub-Treasuries levels.

FAQ On Odisha Treasury

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) On Odisha Treasury

1. What is Book of Drawl?
Book of Drawl is a register used by the D.D.O.s for presenting the bills in to the Treasury/Sub-Treasury for drawl of money.

2. What is B.T.R.?
B.T.R. is the abbreviated from of Bill Transit Register. This may be used by the Treasury/Sub-Treasury to receive the bills/cheques and to record the issue of tokens to the presenter.

3. What is a Token?
Token is an acknowledgement of receipt of bills or cheques at the Treasury/Sub-Treasury which is obtained by the presenter.

4. What happens when the token is lost?
The cost of a subsequent token at present is Rs. 100/-. It can be obtained again by any D.D.O. by depositing Rs. 100/- through challan under appropriate Head of Account if lost.

5. How many bills can be submitted in one token?
Only one bill/cheque can be presented at the Treasury/Sub-Treasury against one token.

6. What is the validity of a Treasury cheque? How it can be revalidated?
The cheque is valid for 3 months from the date of its issue or till the financial year ending whichever is earlier. In case of a lapsed cheque the D.D.O. can present a fresh cheque after obtaining the non-drawl certificate from the Treasury/Sub-Treasury.

7. Can a messenger present the bill at any of the counter of the Treasury?
To receive the bill in the Treasury/Sub-Treasury there is only one counter available.
8. If authorized messenger is not available, how the bills may be presented?
In absence of authorized messenger the D.D.O. can authorize another messenger as per the provision laid down in O.T.C.

Features of Odisha Treasury

The Odisha Treasury is a government department that is responsible for the management of public finances in the state of Odisha. It is headed by the Director of Treasuries and Inspection, who is an officer of the Indian Administrative Service.

The Odisha Treasury has a number of features, including:
** It is responsible for the collection of all government revenue.
** It is responsible for the payment of all government expenditure.
** It is responsible for the maintenance of all government accounts.
** It is responsible for the issue of government securities.
** It is responsible for the management of government investments.
** It is responsible for the provision of banking services to government departments and agencies.