Project proposal presentation(bkash)
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This document presents a project proposal about the mobile banking service Bkash. It introduces five group members and lists their objectives as understanding Bkash's repayment processes, services, coverage areas, customer satisfaction, framework, and opportunities for growth. It notes that Bkash aims to provide banking access to lower-income and rural populations. The features section lists programming elements and the outcomes section outlines Bkash's key functions like sending money, storing funds, recharging, and cashing out.
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E-mail : saimonchy28@yahoo.com
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- 1. Welcome To our project proposal Bkash
- 2. Junior Newton`s Members Name:- ID No:- Mehedi Hasan Ridoy 161-15-9081 Sikder Raihan Kabir 161-15-9082 Md. Habibur Rahman 161-15-9083 Kh. Abu Al kousher 161-15-9084 Rokonuzzaman Saikot 161-15-9086
- 3. Objectives To know the repayment of using bkash mobile banking. To know what are the services provided by bkash & how it serve its customer. To know what are the areas cover and or served by bkash. To know the customer contentment in using bkash. To know the framework of bkash. To find opportunities for bkash.
- 4. Motivation Bkash mainly focuse lowest income people who r unknown to banking service those people may not have higher eduation . Bkash want to provie banking service thus area ase not coverage banking facilities for participatin economical development by all level of people .specially which the people are in rural area in Bangladesh,
- 5. Features Two header file. Loop Control Statement String Array Functions
- 6. Outcome Login Send someone money Store money Recharge Cash out
- 7. Thank You