Banking- latest trends Flashcards
What is RTGS
REAL TIME GROSS SETTLEMENT. It is a fund transfer system where the transfer of funds takes place from one bank to another in real time and gross basis
What is the meaning of Real time and gross basis
Real time -> There is no waiting period and the transfer is made immediately after it is processed
Gross basis -> The transactions are made on one to one basis without bunching with any other transactions
Time service for RTGS
On weekdays
On saturdays
Weekdays : 9am-3pm
Saturday : 9am - 12pm
What are the features of RTGS
1- RTGS is not available in all banks in india. It is available in only CBS facility enabled banks
2- RTGS transactions are made individually and continuously in the banking hours rather than in batches
3 - The minimum requirement for RTGS is rs 2,00,000. There is no upper limit
4- The receiving bank must credit the customer’s account within 30 minutes of receiving the fund transfer message
5-The transactions are final and irrecovable
What is NEFT(give abbreviation as well)
National electronic fund transfer is a country wide system where an individual or firm or a company transfers fund from any bank to another individual, firm or a company having an account with any other bank in the country.
Time service and limitations in number of transaction for NEFT
weekdays - 7 times( From 8am to 7pm)
Saturday - 6 times( From 8am to 1pm)
What are the main features of NEFT?
1 - A bank must be NEFT enabled in order to become a part of NEFT transfer system
2 - A firm or individual is not required to have an bank account in order to transfer funds through NEFT. He can deposit the cash at NEFT enabled bank
3 - There is no minimum or maximum limit amount of fund transferred through NEFT
4 - The limit of amount that can be transferred is 49999 for the firm/individual who does not have a bank account
5 - NEFT cannot be used to receive foreign remittances
+ The receiver need not pay any charges
What is the following charges the SENDER involved in NEFT has to pay
for amount upto one lakh -> 5rs + service tax
for amount above 1,00,000 upto 2,00,000 - 15rs + service tax
for amount above 2,00,000 - 25rs + service tax
What is IMPS
immediate payment service is an instant money transfer system facilitated by NPCI(national payment corporation of India). It allows people to send and receive money in real time. It is available 24/7 for 365 days
What are the features of IMPS
1 - Fast transfer of money - Transfer of funds through IMPS does not take more than 30 minutes and is, therefore, an efficient way to transfer funds
2 - flexible - Payment through IMPS can be done anywhere and anytime
3 - multi platform support - IMPS is typically designed for mobile banking, but it also supports in web platforms for net banking and such
4 - Inexpensive - The charges for IMPS transfer goes from a minimum of 2.50 to 25rs. Though the charges are similar to NEFT, IMPS is real time transfer
What is E banking
Electronic banking means banking transactions carried out with the help of computer systems.
Features of E banking
1 - there is no face to face contact between the bank and client
2 - Both the bank and client require a computer
3 - Customers get 24/7 service for 365 days
Advantages of e banking
1 - no risk of carrying money
2 - can be done from anywhere and anytimne
3 - recording of each and every transactions infuses a sense of financial discipline
4 - Customers feel a sense of security
5 - unlimited access to transactions increases customer satisfaction
What are the forms of electronic banking
1 - EFTS(electronic fund transfer system)
2 - ATM(Automatic teller machine)
3 - Debit card
4 - Credit card
5 - tele banking
6 - CBS( core banking solution)
7 - mobile banking
8 - SMS alert`
What is EFTS?
Electronic fund transfer system is a system where money is transferred from one account to another. For example, the salary to paid to the employees can be transferred from the company’s bank account directly to their account
i] Direct credit : salary, pension, interest on debentures, dividend on shares, royalty etc..
ii]Direct debits : loan installments, school fees, insurance premium, electricity bills, water bills