DIRECTORATE OF TREASURIES & ACCOUNTS
General Provident Fund
It is a type of retirement savings scheme exclusively for government employees in India.
eGPF Grade IV
ABOUT GPF Grade IV
Launched by the Directorate of Treasuries and Accounts, Kohima, Nagaland, the eGPF Information System is designed for
registered GPF subscribers belonging to Grade IV (Class D) employees of the State Government of Nagaland.
Eligibility and Registration Process
What it is:
Describes who can open a GPF account and the steps to register as a subscriber.
What it does:
Helps Grade IV (Class D) employees under the Government of Nagaland enroll in the GPF system and gain access to official records and online services.
Contribution and Subscription Details
What it is:
Monthly contribution rules, minimum limits, and how it’s deducted from salary.
What it does:
Enables employees to systematically save a part of their income, which builds up over time as a secure retirement fund. Employees can also adjust the subscription amount as per their needs.
Withdrawal and Final Settlement
What it is:
Outlines when and how subscribers can withdraw money partially or fully from their GPF account.
What it does:
Provides financial support during emergencies, and ensures the subscriber receives the total accumulated amount during retirement or resignation.
GUIDELINES
The General Provident Fund (GPF) is a government-managed savings scheme designed to help Grade IV (Group D) employees build a financial reserve for retirement. These guidelines outline the rules and procedures for GPF subscription, contributions, advances, withdrawals, interest, and final settlement.
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