 a service provided by a bank or 
other financial institution, that 
enables customers to perform financial 
transactions over the telephone, without 
the need to visit a bank 
branch or automated teller machine.
 From the bank's point of view, telephone 
banking reduces the cost of handling 
transactions by reducing the need for customers 
to visit a bank branch for non-cash withdrawal 
and deposit transactions.
Transfer between various 
accounts 
Silver certificate service 
Agent of collection and 
payment 
Financial information 
inquiry 
Inquiry of various personal 
account information
Personal cheque guarantee 
Interim loss reporting of deposit passbook 
Password change 
Individual firm offer foreign exchange trading 
Pledged loan, reminding service and other banking services will be launched 
into business operation in succession.
Save your time and transaction 
fee. 
Telebanking is available outside 
business hours of the bank.
Line become 
slow 
Being 
cheated 
Not get detail 
information 
Sufficient 
credit 
Waiting to long 
for services
ELECTRONIC DATA 
INTERCHANGE 
(EDI)
DEFINITION : 
 is the computer-to-computer exchange 
of business documents in a standard electronic 
format between business partners
FUNCTION : 
EDI is a process 
for structured 
electronic data 
exchange 
delivery call-offs, 
orders, delivery notes 
or invoices 
can be 
automatically 
forwarded.
ADVANTAGES : 
Optimized 
processes 
Reduced costs 
Fast placement of 
orders, ensuring that 
deadlines for cash 
discounts are adhered 
to 
EDI systems 
enhance security 
for the customer 
and company. 
EDI eliminates the 
need for most 
paperwork, helping 
the environment
DISADVANTAGES : 
Systems need 
continual 
electronic 
protection, from 
viruses, hacking 
and potential 
fraud. 
EDI systems need 
regular software 
updates

Telebanking and EDI system

  • 2.
     a serviceprovided by a bank or other financial institution, that enables customers to perform financial transactions over the telephone, without the need to visit a bank branch or automated teller machine.
  • 3.
     From thebank's point of view, telephone banking reduces the cost of handling transactions by reducing the need for customers to visit a bank branch for non-cash withdrawal and deposit transactions.
  • 4.
    Transfer between various accounts Silver certificate service Agent of collection and payment Financial information inquiry Inquiry of various personal account information
  • 5.
    Personal cheque guarantee Interim loss reporting of deposit passbook Password change Individual firm offer foreign exchange trading Pledged loan, reminding service and other banking services will be launched into business operation in succession.
  • 6.
    Save your timeand transaction fee. Telebanking is available outside business hours of the bank.
  • 7.
    Line become slow Being cheated Not get detail information Sufficient credit Waiting to long for services
  • 8.
  • 9.
    DEFINITION : is the computer-to-computer exchange of business documents in a standard electronic format between business partners
  • 10.
    FUNCTION : EDIis a process for structured electronic data exchange delivery call-offs, orders, delivery notes or invoices can be automatically forwarded.
  • 11.
    ADVANTAGES : Optimized processes Reduced costs Fast placement of orders, ensuring that deadlines for cash discounts are adhered to EDI systems enhance security for the customer and company. EDI eliminates the need for most paperwork, helping the environment
  • 12.
    DISADVANTAGES : Systemsneed continual electronic protection, from viruses, hacking and potential fraud. EDI systems need regular software updates