With an aim to spread awareness of digital banking and cashless transactions, a special workshop for media persons was organised at the regional office by the Central Bank of India on Thursday.
Field General Manager at Central Bank of India Ajay Vyas said that the digital banking and cashless transactions are useful and handy. With the use of mobile phone transactions could be done easily and would decrease the dependability on infrastructure. Sharing details Vyas said that under the Digi- Dhan Vyapar scheme transactions from `50 to `3000. The scheme is aimed to encourage small business and traders for cashless India. Under the Digi- Dhan Vyapar scheme fares would be organized at Bhopal, Jabalpur, Indore, Dewas and Gwalior. For customers lucky draw under lucky Customer Scheme and lucky draw for traders under Digi Dhan Vyapar would be organised.
Efforts would be made by Central Bank of India to encourage use of debit card, credit card, net banking, mobile banking, swap machine, USSD and IPS services for transactions to the fullest by the people of State.
At the workshop different means of online transactions were shared and queries were pacified by the officials at the workshop. With the help of presentations UPI, USSD, AEPS like facilities for online transactions were detailed.
Information of activating mobile banking using mobile phone was provided to the media persons from print and electronic media houses. Officials of bank have organized several training programmes for State Government officials and employees.