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After a year and a half of posting social media content of his prized Subaru BRZ Lightning McQueen replica, TikToker Chris/@ninefivegarage was sued by Disney for “closely resembling their intellectual property.”

Lightning McQueen, voiced by Owen Wilson, is the animated star of Disney’s Cars (2006). The first in a series of 3 films, Cars is about a rookie race car who hits a detour on his way to a career defining race and strands himself in the forgotten town of Radiator Springs. It is there that he discovers what truly matters in life thanks to some new friends and tough lessons.

Cars and its sequels Cars 2 (2011) and Cars 3 (2017) were the inspiration behind Chris’ vehicle, which he’s showcased in multiple viral social media posts. Over time, this attention earned him the title of the largest Lightning McQueen themed account in the world.

It also landed him in some legal hot water. In early April, Chris received a letter from Disney and took to TikTok to share the news. The lawsuit announcement reached more than 1.2 million followers and kicked off a several months long legal battle.

The minute long video was viewed more than 17 million times and earned more than 23,000 comments, informing viewers of his intent to lawyer up.

In the next update, Chris quipped about small changes pitched by commenters that would differentiate his car from Lightning McQueen’s likeness, potentially allowing him to avoid legal trouble. Ideas like changing the numbers on the door, or alternatively naming the car “Thunder McKing” were just two of the proposed solutions.

Chris continued to post content as usual for months without mentioning the lawsuit before finally posting another update in early June.

Again, he joked about the predicament he found himself in by “upsetting the mouse.”

The video, captioned “disney lawyers are no joke,” opens with a knelt Chris with a Disney merchandise bag over his head, acting out a scene in which he’s forced to read the words “the car behind me is not actually Lightning McQueen.”

Still, Chris pressed on, posting Lightning McQueen content through the end of July when he shared the “good news and bad news” that he and Disney had finally reached a legal settlement.

Ultimately, Disney would not allow Chris to continue to make content with his Subaru BRZ replica as it was just too identical to the character. They did, however, come to a compromise. Disney signed off on Chris using a different model car for his famed channels, prompting a new Lightning McQueen build using a Corvette.

In true Chris fashion, he posted one final update in which he read a satirical version of the legal documents sent to him by Disney, citing that they were most upset that he “created the world’s first flawless replica.”

Chris has already posted a few videos with his new Corvette, a sure sign that the Lightning McQueen content is here to stay.

Do you agree with Disney’s legal action against Chris? Tell us in the comments.

IMPS is an instant money transfer service facilitated by NPCI (National Payment Corporation of India). The full form of IMPS is Immediate Payment Service which allows people to send and receive funds from savings accounts in real-time. The service facilitates inter-bank transactions through mobile banking and internet banking. The major reason behind using IMPS is that it is available 24×7, 365 days which makes it highly flexible and dependable.

Unlike bank branches that are closed on public and gazetted holidays, IMPS is always available. This means that you can be assured that the funds you have transferred reach the destination even on bank holidays.

Being a highly preferred medium of fund transfer in the country, IMPS is loaded with certain features. The features of IMPS are as follows:

The maximum transfer limit of funds through IMPS is Rs. 5 lakh. However, it may vary from bank to bank. while the minimum limit usually is Rs. 1. However, the limit may vary from bank to bank.

IMPS charges are largely subject to the amount which is being transferred along with the bank’s policies. However, the regular IMPS charges range from Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 25 for amounts of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 5 lakh. IMPS charges for some prominent banks of the country are given here.

Note: The above-mentioned charges are exclusive of GST and are subject to change.

IMPS is, without a doubt, a convenient option to make fund transfers easily. There are several benefits of using this service such as:

Being a service integrated into mobile banking, IMPS requires a person to have savings bank accounts with mobile banking enabled. Even if you are transferring money through IMPS using the internet, you need to have the MMIDs of both parties. This makes it mandatory to have a functioning bank account.

Having said that, banks are also required to fulfil various eligibility criteria to facilitate IMPS. As per the RBI regulations, only the banks that offer mobile banking facilities approved by RBI can participate in this payment system.

You can make IMPS transfers using internet banking, mobile banking facility, or using a Pre-Paid Payments instrument issuer (PPI). To carry out these transfer electronically, you will be required to follow the below-mentioned steps:

Step 1: Install the mobile banking application of the respective bank. For example – SBI Anywhere, iMobile Pay, etc. Alternatively, you can also transfer funds via IMPS using internet banking and following the same steps mentioned below.

Step 2: Log in using your credentials (User ID / Customer ID and Password)

Step 3: After successful login, click on “Transfer” and select add beneficiary or select One Time Transfer method.

Step 4: Transfer funds using IMPS by providing either MMID & mobile number details or account number & IFSC code.

Step 5: Enter the required details such as the name of the beneficiary, registered mobile number of the beneficiary, beneficiary MMID, and the amount to be transferred. Alternatively, you can also provide the account number and IFSC code instead of the registered mobile number and MMID.

Step 6: Click on ‘Accept Terms of Service (Terms & Conditions)’ and confirm the transaction.

IMPS reference number tracking is a simple way of knowing the details of your last transaction. You can log into your mobile banking account or net banking account to check the status of your IMPS transaction. IMPS Reference Number Tracking can be easily done by using the unique IMPS reference number which is provided by the bank after every successful IMPS transaction.

You may also have the option of calling your bank for any IMPS reference number tracking or to get details of your last transaction.

Below-mentioned public, private, and payment banks are active for the IMPS service:

Instant money transfer services such as IMPS come with certain benefits as well. The benefits are:

IMPS is one of the easiest and fastest modes of money transfer but a slight mistake can lead to loss of funds. Here is a list of a few factors to consider while transferring funds through IMPS.

IMPS P2A means that you can make a fund transfer from your phone to the accounts of any beneficiary by providing their account details. This is an option when you do not have access to the Mobile Money Identifier or MMID number. With IMPS P2A, you can transfer money by providing the beneficiary account number and the IFSC Code for the branch where the beneficiary account is held in.

IMPS P2P means Phone to Phone transfer. The difference between P2A and P2P transactions lies in the beneficiary details that you provide when you make the transfer.

For a P2P transfer, you will require the MMID and mobile number of the beneficiary. The beneficiary will have to generate the MMID by downloading the banking app of his or her bank. For P2A, on the other hand, you do not require the MMID. All you need is the IFSC code and the account number of the beneficiary.

A P2A transfer using IMPS can be made through your mobile banking account. IMPS P2A means that you only require the account number and IFSC code of the beneficiary account. You have to follow these steps to complete your transaction:

It is built on the current NFS (National Financial Switch) and is managed by NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India). IMPS started in August 2010 with a pilot from NPCI for mobile payment systems with 4 banks, viz. State Bank of India, Bank of India, Union Bank of India, and ICICI Bank. NPCI then expanded IMPS and included YES Bank, HDFC Bank, and Axis Bank later that year. On 22nd November 2010, IMPS was launched publicly.

It is more popular on mobile phones but it can also be used on desktops, laptops, and tablets. On mobile phones, you only have to generate a unique 7-digit MMID (Mobile Money Identifier). After that, you can avail of the service as per the mobile application of your bank.

Q. Does the customer need to have a bank account for availing IMPS? Ans. Both the customers having a bank account and those not having a bank account can avail IMPS. However, customers who do not have a bank account can avail this service through Pre-Paid Payments instrument issuer (PPI).

Q. How can a customer not having a bank account can initiate IMPS? Ans. Customers who do not have a bank account can initiate IMPS using the services of Pre-Paid Payments Issuer (PPI).

Q. Can I link more than one account to the same mobile number? Ans. Yes, you can link more than one account to the same mobile number. However, each account will have a different MMID.

Q. Is the facility to stop payments available on IMPS? Ans. No, you cannot stop or cancel IMPS payment once initiated since it is an immediate fund transfer facility.

Q. If I change my mobile number, will I have to register again for mobile banking? Ans. Yes, you will have to update your new mobile number with your bank.

Q. Where can I register complaints related to IMPS? Ans. You can register IMPS-related complaints with your respective bank.

Q. How many times can we use IMPS in a day? Ans. IMPS services can be availed 24×7. There is no limit on the number of transactions carried out per day.

Q. Can we reverse an immediate payment? Ans. Before releasing the payment, you have an opportunity to check the details of the payment. Once you have made the payment, it cannot be stopped or reversed.

Q. What happens if I transfer money to the wrong bank account? Ans. In such a case, you need to inform your bank and ask your bank to take immediate action. If the account number mentioned by you doesn’t exist, the money will automatically be reverted to your account.

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