Presented by Nishanth,Charles,Suraj
INTERNET
          BANKING
ATM BASED SERVICES - ECS,MICR,DMATA/C, UPI,IMPS
         INTRODUCTION TO
        INTERNET BANKING
Internetbankingoronlinebankingor
net-banking is a digital system which
   enables customers of a bank or a
 financialinstitutiontomakefinancial
ornon-financialtransactionsonlinevia
              theinternet
     FEATURES OF
     INTERNET BANKING
*Security and B a nk i ng Transaction
*Enable to perform non-transactional tasks.
*Removes traditional geographical barriers.
*Efficient & cost -effective delivery mechanism
*Enable to transact banking tasks.
CONTENTS
                 INTRODUCTION
    A D VA N TA G E S A N D D I S A D VA N TA G E S
              B AN KIN G S E RV I C E S
                    F E AT U R E S
             BANKI NG EFFICIENCY
           INTERNET B A N K I N G TIPS
                  CONCLUSION
ADVANTAGES&
DISADVANTAGESOFINTERNETBANKING
    ADVANTAGES               DISADVANTAGES
    PayBillsonline         TechnologyDisruptions
    TransferMoney       Lackofapersonalrelationship
DepositsChequesOnline   PrivacyandSecurityConcerns
LoweryourOverheadFees         LimitedServices
      ATM BASED
      SERVICES
ECS
MICR
D E M AT Account
IMPS
UPI
                     01.   E C S is a widely used, automated payment
                           solution that simplifies financial transactions
                           for b u s i n e s s e s and individuals.
ECS
Electronicclearing
system               02.   E C S is an electronic payment service u se d for
                           bulk, repetitive transactions.
                          MICR
                  MAGNETICINKCHARACTER
                      RECOGNITION
 It is a technology used to verify the legitimacy
 of paper documents, especially checks.
 It involves the use of special ink(containing
magnetic material) and a specific font to print
information such as bank codes, account numbers,
                       and check numbers.
        DEMATACCOUNT
        DEMATERIALIZED
        ACCOUNT
It is a account that holds financial securities
like
shares, bonds, government securities,
mutual funds, etc., in electronic form.
It is essential for trading in the stock market ,
as
physical certificates of sha r es and other
securities are no longer allowed for trading
                                      IMPS
                             IMMEDIATEPAYMENTSERVICE
Itisareal-timepaymentservicesthatallowsuserstotransfermoneyinstantlyacrossbankswithinIndia, 24/7.
 Itismanagedbythe NationalPaymentsCorporationofIndia(NPCI) andiswidelyusedforonlineandmobile
                                    banking transaction.
 Itiswidelyusedforpayingbills, makingpurchases, orsendingmoneytofamilyandfriends, making it one of
                         themostpopularmethodsofmoneytranferinIndia.
                                     UPI
                           UNIFIEDPAYMENTSINTERFACE
 Itisareal-timepaymentssystemdevelopedbythe NationalPayments Corporation of India
                                     (NPCI).
Itallowsuserstoinstantlytransfermoneybetweenbankaccountsviaamobilephoneusing
                                 UPI-enabled app.
Userscanlinkmultiplebankaccountstoasingle UPIID, making it easy to manage funds fro
                               differentaccounts.
INTERNET BANKING TIPS
TOPIC
 E-WALLET & APPLICATION BASED
 PAYMENT SYSTEM
 If there is one Indian innovation that has
 grabbed global headlines in recent years, it
 is undoubtedly the UPI (Unified Payments
 Interface) payments system. Today, more
 than 40% of all payments done in India are
 digital, with UPI having a lion’s share, used
 by over 30 crore individuals and over 5 crore
 merchants
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E-WALLETS
      1. Definition: A digital wallet that stores
         payment information and passwords for
         numerous payment methods and websites.
      2. Features:
      Storage: Users can store credit/debit card
       details, bank account info, and loyalty cards.
      Security: Often includes encryption and two-
       factor authentication.
      Convenience: Allows quick payments via QR
       codes, NFC, or online transactions.
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APPLICATION-BASED PAYMENT SYSTEMS
Integration: Typically built into mobile applications, allowing users to make
payments directly through the app.
Functionality:
  Peer-to-Peer Transactions: Users can send money to friends or family.
  Bill Payments: Users can pay bills directly through the app.
  Shopping: Many apps support in-store and online shopping with integrated
   payment options.
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BENEFITS OF E-WALLET & APPLICATION BASED
PAYMENT SYSTEM ARE :>
Speed: Transactions are faster than traditional methods.
Accessibility: Users can pay anytime and anywhere.
Tracking: Users can easily track spending and manage budgets.
Popular Examples
  E-Wallets: PayPal, Venmo, Google Pay, Apple Pay.
  Payment Apps: Square, Stripe, Cash App.
These systems are reshaping how consumers and businesses interact, providing
a seamless payment experience.
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Annual Report 2023
Importance and Significance
of Linking Aadhar with Bank
Accounts
Understanding the crucial relationship between financial identity and security
INTRODUCTION TO AADHAR—BANK ACCOUNT LINKING
Importance and Significance of Linking Aadhar with Bank
Accounts
           Streamline Transactions
           Linking Aadhar simplifies the process of transactions and ensures timely
           disbursal of government subsidies.
           Strengthen Financial Network
           Enhances the security of financial transactions, reducing the risk of fraud
           and unauthorized access.
           Enable Digital Payments
           Creates a reliable platform for digital payments, promoting financial
           inclusion across various demographics.
IMPORTANCE OF
LINKING FOR FINANCIAL
TRANSPARENCY
UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF AADHAR LINKING ON FINANCIAL INTEGRITY
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    Streamlined processes ensure timely delivery of welfare benefits,
    reducing delays and improving access.
    Accountability
    Enhanced tracking mechanisms provide better oversight of funds,
    ensuring they reach the intended beneficiaries.
    Case Studies
3   Successful implementation has led to improved outcomes for
    beneficiaries, especially in rural areas with limited access to financial
    services.
LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND
CHALLENGES
IMPORTANCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF LINKING AADHAR WITH
BANK ACCOUNTS
   Compliance with PMLA                       Technical Stitches.
   guidelines.                                Addressing the infrastructure and
   Ensuring all banking practices meet the    connectivity issues that may arise
   Prevention of Money Laundering Act         during implementation.
   requirements.
                                              Accessibility.
   Adherence to Supreme Court                 Ensuring that rural populations have
   directives.                                easy access to banking services linked
                                              with Aadhar.
   Following the legal directives set forth
   by the Supreme Court to ensure lawful
   practices.
   Privacy Concerns.
   Balancing the need for data security
   with the requirement for transparency
   in banking.
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 TOPICS:
-Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AePS)
-U S S D (Unstructured Supplementary
              Service Data)
    AEPS PROCESS :
1. User Registration: The customer must link their Aadhaar number with their
bank account.
2. Transaction Initiation: The user visits a bank's business correspondent (BC) or an
AePS-enabled micro-ATM.
.
3. Biometric Authentication: The customer provides their Aadhaar number and
submits biometric data, usually a fingerprint, for authentication.
4. Transaction Processing: Once the biometric data is authenticated successfully, the
transaction request is processed.
5. Transaction Completion: After the transaction is processed, the customer gets a
confirmation, either via S M S or a printed receipt.
    AADHAAR ENABLED PAYMENT SYSTEM
          (AEPS) :
The Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AePS) is a financial
  transaction system that allows people to perform basic
banking services using their Aadhaar number and biometric
  authentication. It's primarily designed to provide financial
 inclusion and accessibility, especially for those in rural and
                        underserved areas.
          U S S D (UNSTRUCTURED SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE DATA)
  U S S D (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) is a communications protocol used by
G S M (Global System for Mobile Communications) cellular phones to communicate with the
 service provider's computers within India. It’s a quick, text-based interface that operates in
real-time, allowing users to send short commands and receive responses. Unlike S M S , which
   is store-and-forward, U S S D establishes a real- time session between the user and the
                                            network.
 U S S D PROCESS:
1. Dialing U S S D Code: The user enters a specific U S S D code on their phone This code corresponds to a
specific service, like checking your balance, subscribing to a plan, or accessing banking services.
2. Sending the Request : Once the user presses "call" or "send," the request is sent from the mobile device to
the mobile network.
3. Network Processing : The mobile network forwards the request to the appropriate service provider's U S S D
gateway. The U S S D gateway identifies the request and processes it by connecting to back-end systems,
such as billing systems or banking systems.
4. Response Generation : The U S S D gateway retrieves the relevant information (e.g., account balance) or
processes the requested transaction (e.g., transferring funds).A response is then generated and sent back to
the mobile network.
5. User Receives the Response : The user sees the response directly on their phone screen, typically as text.
This process is fast and does not require an internet connection.
    TRANSFORMING
BANKING: INNOVATIONS
  IN E-SERVICES AND
  CARD TECHNOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BANKING
INNOVATIONS
In today's rapidly evolving financial
landscape, transformations in
banking are driven by innovations
in e-services and card technology.
This presentation explores the
latest advancements that enhance
customer experience and
streamline operations.
E-SERVICES OVERVIEW
E-services in banking, such as
online banking, mobile apps,
and chatbots, have
revolutionized customer
interactions. These tools
provide convenience and
effficiency, allowing customers
to manage their finances
anytime, anywhere.
THE RISE OF MOBILE
PAYMENTS
                     Mobile payment solutions,
                     including digital wallets and
                     contactless payments, are
                     gaining popularity. They offer
                     speed, security, and ease of
                     use, transforming how
                     consumers transact in both
                     online and physical
                     environments.
CARD TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATIONS
Recent advancements in card
technology include chip cards,
biometric authentication, and
virtual cards. These innovations
enhance security and flexibility,
making transactions safer and
more convenient for users.
 ENHANCED SECURITY MEASURES
With the rise of digital
banking, security has become
paramount. Innovations such
as two-factor authentication,
encryption, and fraud
detection algorithms protect
customer data and build trust
in e-services.
    CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
    TRANSFORMATION
Innovations in banking focus
on improving customer
experience through
personalized services,
seamless transactions, and
24/7 support. This shift helps
banks to retain customers and
enhance loyalty.
FUTURE TRENDS IN BANKING
Looking ahead, trends such as
AI integration, blockchain
technology, and open
banking will further transform
the banking landscape. These
innovations will enhance
efficiency, transparency, and
customer engagement.
WHAT ARE BANKING
BOTS?
Banking bots are             tools that assist customers in
various tasks. They can answer queries, provide
recommendations, and even perform transactions. These
bots are designed to enhance the
while reducing operational costs for banks.
B E N E F I T S O F AI I N B A N K I N G
   brings numerous benefits to the banking industry, including improved               , enhanced security, and
 personalized services. By leveraging data, banks can o er tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of
                              each customer, making banking more               .
C H AT B OT S : Y O U R
BA N K I N G BU D DY !
Imagine having a     banking assistant at your fingertips!
Chatbots provide instant support and can handle a variety of
inquiries. They are designed to make banking    and hassle-
free, allowing customers to focus on what ma ers most.
F R AU D DETEC TION WITH
AI
AI isn’t just about convenience; it’s also about       ! Advanced
algorithms can analyze transaction pa erns to detect
fraudulent activities in real-time. This helps banks protect their
customers and build        in digital transactions.
PERSONALIZED
BANKING
EXPERIENCE
With AI, banks can analyze customer behavior to provide a
customized experience. From personalized loan o ers to
tailored investment advice, AI ensures that every customer
feels valued and understood, making banking more
engaging.
  T H E FUTURE OF BANKING
  As technology continues to evolve, the future of banking looks bright! We can
expect even more innovative solutions powered by AI, including voice assistants
            and smarter financial planning tools. The possibilities are endless!
  S U C C E S S S T O R I E S O F AI I N B A N K I N G
  Many banks are already reaping the rewards of AI!
From increased customer satisfaction to reduced
operational costs, success stories abound. These
examples showcase how embracing technology can
lead to significant growth.
Exploring the
Transformative Roles of
Artificial Intelligence in
Banking Operations
 Vishal
 Anant
 Shrusti
 Ayesha
INTRODUCTION TO AI IN
BANKING
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the banking
sector by enhancing operational efficiency and
customer experience. This presentation explores the
transformative roles o f AI technologies in banking
operations, highlighting t heir impact o n decision-
making, risk management, and service delivery.
of AI technologies in banking operations, highlighting
their impact on decision-making, risk management, and
service delivery.
AI IN CUSTOMER SERVICE
AI-drivenAI-driven chatbots and
virtual assistants are transforming
customer service in banking.
These technologies provide 24/7
support, handle inquiries efficiently,
and improve customer satisfaction by
offering personalized solutions based
o n user data and preferences.
, handle inquiries efficiently, and
improve customer satisfaction by
offering personalized solutions based
on user data and preferences.
RISK MANAGEMENT
ENHANCEMENTS
  AI algorithms analyze vast
  amounts of data to identify
  and mitigate financial risks.
  By predicting potential
  fraud and assessing
  creditworthiness, AI helps
  banks make informed
  decisions, reducing losses
  and enhancing overall
  security in financial
  transactions.
      STREAMLINING OPERATIONS
AItechnologies streamline various banking
operations, such as loan processing and
compliance checks.
Automation of these processes leads to
increased efficiency a n d accuracy, allowing
banks to allocate resources m o r e effectively
a n d reduce operational costs.
DATA ANALYTICS AND
INSIGHTS
AI enables banks to harness AIenables banks to harness big
data analytics for better decision-making. By analyzing
customer behavior a n d market trends, banks can
develop targeted products a n d services, enhancing
their competitive edge a n d improving customer
loyalty improving customer loyalty.
    CONCLUSION: THE FUTURE OF AI IN
           BANKING
The integration of Artificial Intelligence in banking
operations is not just a trend but a necessity for
 future growth. As technology evolves, banks must
embrace AI to stay competitive, improve customer
experiences, and drive innovation in the financial
                       sector.
 INTRODUCTIO
 N banking sector is evolving
The
  with technologies on how
financial institutions operate
  and customers interact to
        their services
Impacts of technology on the banking sector is the shift towards digitalization
With the advent of online and mobile banking, customers now have access t
a wide range of banking services from the convenience of their smartphone
or computers. This digital transformation has not only improved the efficienc
and speed of banking operations but has also enhanced the overall custome
experience
BLOCKCHAIN
TECHNOLOGY
what is block chain technology
      *B l o c k c h a i n i s a d e c e n t r a l i z e d l e d g e r o f a l l
      t r a n s a c t i o n s a c r o s s a p e e r - to - p e e r n e t w o r k .
      u s i n g t h i s t e c h n o l o g y, p a r t i c i p a n t s c a n p e r f o
      rm transactions
      without the need for a central certifying auth
      o r i t y.
      Po t e n t i a l a p p l i c a t i o n s i n c l u d e f u n d t r a n s f e r
      s, settling trades, voting and many others.
      *B u s i n e s s N e t w o r k s b e n e f i t f r o m c o n n e c t i v i t
       y -
      Connected customers, suppliers, banks, par
      tners.
      *W e a l t h i s g e n e r a t e d b y t h e f l o w o f g o o d s &
      services across business network.
      *A n y t h i n g t h a t i s c a p a b l e o f b e i n g o w n e d o r c
      ontrolled to produce value, is an asset.
ADVANTAGES
• Faster transaction settlements
          Blockchain technology is working 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, meaning blockchain-based transactions
process considerably more quickly.
• Decentralization
          Blockchain actually allows individual transactions to
have their own proof of validity and the authorization to enforce
those constraints.
• User-controlled networks
          Rather than having a third party run the show, users
and developers are the ones who get to call the shots.
Applications:
*Smart Contracts
       The Project is a decentralized platform that runs smart
contracts: applications that run exactly as programmed without any
possibility of downtime, censorship, fraud or third party
interference.
*Cloud Storage
        Simply using excess hard drive space, users could store the
traditional cloud 300 times over.