Multiple channel delivery
to a self employed professional
Kunal
Shradha
Shadab
Uday
Sakshi
Dhruv
•Agenda
Outline of the discussion
Category of self employed professionals
The possible financial needs of such a professional
The significance of these channels from the
professional’s perspective
Conclusion
Types of multiple channels offered by a bank
Self employed professionals
Common banking needs of these
professionals
 Making payments
 Withdrawing money
 Depositing money
 Transfering funds
 Checking available balance
 Updating financial statement
Traditional way of doing it is by going to a
branch of the bank and operating my a/c
So, Let us go to a BRANCH and see
Cheque
Demand draft
Pay in slipDeposit slip
ENQUIRY
Banking made easy at the branch THANKS TO-
 Electronic Clearing Service (ECS)
 National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)
System
 Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) System
Certain other electronic options available,
which has made a bank look like this…
 Pre-paid Payment
Systems
 Mobile Banking System
 Point of Sale (POS)
Terminals
 ATMs
Objective is to enable the
development of inter-operable
standards so as to facilitate funds
transfer from one account to any
other account in the same or any
other bank on a real time basis
irrespective of the mobile network
a customer has subscribed to.
Mobile banking
ATM tech
 ATMs are
continuously
evolving
 They are much more
than an ATM
 Transformed into a
personalized bank
 Innovative
technology
 Enriching the user
experience
INTERNET
BANKING
An innovative channel:
M Pesa
INNOVATION DRIVEN….
A multi-channel banking system should be simple, convenient,
affordable and anytime anywhere accessible, providing a unified
view of customer’s banking relationships for customers as well as
for relationship managers. True multi-channel banking extends
beyond the provision of banking access over multiple channels,
to add value through:
Superior user experience
• Personalized banking
• Interactivity
Thank you

Multiple channels in banking

  • 1.
    Multiple channel delivery toa self employed professional Kunal Shradha Shadab Uday Sakshi Dhruv
  • 2.
    •Agenda Outline of thediscussion Category of self employed professionals The possible financial needs of such a professional The significance of these channels from the professional’s perspective Conclusion Types of multiple channels offered by a bank
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Common banking needsof these professionals  Making payments  Withdrawing money  Depositing money  Transfering funds  Checking available balance  Updating financial statement
  • 5.
    Traditional way ofdoing it is by going to a branch of the bank and operating my a/c So, Let us go to a BRANCH and see
  • 6.
    Cheque Demand draft Pay inslipDeposit slip ENQUIRY
  • 7.
    Banking made easyat the branch THANKS TO-  Electronic Clearing Service (ECS)  National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) System  Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) System Certain other electronic options available, which has made a bank look like this…
  • 8.
     Pre-paid Payment Systems Mobile Banking System  Point of Sale (POS) Terminals  ATMs
  • 9.
    Objective is toenable the development of inter-operable standards so as to facilitate funds transfer from one account to any other account in the same or any other bank on a real time basis irrespective of the mobile network a customer has subscribed to. Mobile banking ATM tech
  • 10.
     ATMs are continuously evolving They are much more than an ATM  Transformed into a personalized bank  Innovative technology  Enriching the user experience INTERNET BANKING
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    INNOVATION DRIVEN…. A multi-channelbanking system should be simple, convenient, affordable and anytime anywhere accessible, providing a unified view of customer’s banking relationships for customers as well as for relationship managers. True multi-channel banking extends beyond the provision of banking access over multiple channels, to add value through: Superior user experience • Personalized banking • Interactivity
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