MOBILE BANKING
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Mobile banking allows customers to access and manage their bank accounts via a mobile application. It provides the ability to perform financial transactions anywhere and anytime. HDFC Bank offers mobile banking through a downloaded app that requires a customer ID and IPIN for login. Similarly, State Bank of India provides mobile banking services via its State Bank Freedom app or through SMS and USSD, enabling anytime banking for customers.
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MOBILE BANKING
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