Naval Pay Office Indian Navy

Can you tell me about the main functions of the Naval Pay Office of Indian Navy as I want to join it to serve my country?

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Naval Pay Office was established as a Centralized Pay Accounting organization to maintain pay accounts of all Royal Indian Navy personnel, in 1945 and the head of organization named as Pay Master-in-Chief RIN Pay Office.

Its role and responsibility are broadly defined in the Centralized Pay Accounting Manual (INBR 15) and the Financial Regulations Part II. Its basic responsibility is to guarantee correct authorization and disbursement of various pay and allowances to all service personnel, as prescribed under rules, from the day of joining the service up to the date of retirement / release / demobilization.


The main functions of the Naval Pay Office are as follows:-

• To sustain the Centralised Pay Accounting System for adjustment and remittance of Pay and Allowances in respect of all the officers and sailors, on active list, of the Indian Navy which includes compulsory recovery of subscription towards various funds, both Govt and non govt. from pay.
• To keep up Provident Fund accounts of all naval personnel, including those on deputation
• To retain Annual Leave record in respect of officers
• To uphold record of loans granted to naval personnel both Govt loan (like House Building, Scooter / Motor Car Advance etc) as well as specified Non-Public Fund loans (from NGIS, INBA, CBF etc) and effect monthly recovery of loan instalments
• To confirm Leave Encashment and the Provident Fund Accounts in respect of demobilised personnel.
• To begin pensioner procedures for demobilised / deceased officers and sailors at Single Window Documentation Cell.
• To organize monthly compilations of receipts and charges at Naval Pay Office and summary of Provident fund withdrawal transactions throughout the Navy.
• To give advice to IHQ (Navy) on issues relating to pay and allowances.

Contact Detail:
Naval Pay Office
SBS Road, Mumbai - 400001
Fax: 91-22-22751168