The National Federation of State Cooperative Banks (NAFSCOB) was established in 1964 to facilitate operations of state and central cooperative banks and develop cooperative credit. It has three wings: planning research and development, the All India Mutual Agreement Scheme, and computer services. NAFSCOB represents state cooperative banks, district cooperative banks, and primary agricultural cooperative banks. Its activities include research, implementing funds transfer schemes, identifying projects, and disseminating information to strengthen member banks.