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    Technology in Retail BankingTushar Ambwani (A006)

    Swetha Avula (A008)

    Deepak Kadam (A028)

    Shweta Mehani (A035)

    Neha Mittal (A039)

    Rishit Parikh (A043)

    Aniket Rane (A046)

    Niral Shah (A053)

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    CONTENTS

    Evolution of technology and Statistics Technology in

    Payment Systems

    Mobile Wallet

    Internet Banking

    Fraud Detection

    Prepaid Cards

    Improvements in processes Recommendations

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    Evolution of technology

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    Evolution of Banking Technology

    Main Driver: RBI

    Main Purpose: 1. Housekeeping2. Increased efficiency of operations

    3. Increased customer service

    Ref: Uppal R. K., (2008), Banking With Technology,

    New Delhi, New Century Publications 4

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    Initiatives by RBI..

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 5

    Year Action Implementation

    1982 MICR feasiblity Late 1980s

    1983 Rangarajan Committee I Immediate

    1987 BANKNET, SWIFT 1991

    1988 Rangarajan Committee II Immediate1994 ECS, EFT feasibility Immediate

    1995 Nationwide EFT 1997-98

    1996 IDRBT -

    2003 SEFT Immediate

    2004 NEFT, RTGS Till 2006

    2008 CTS in NCR region 2008

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    Statistics

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    Total Cheque Clearances Vs. Time

    0

    200

    400

    600

    800

    1000

    1200

    1400

    1600

    1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 2010-11

    No.

    Oftransactions(Millions)

    Year

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 7

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    Total Cheque Clearance Amount Vs. Time

    0

    2000000

    4000000

    6000000

    8000000

    10000000

    12000000

    1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 2010-11

    Rs.

    Cror

    es

    Year

    Cheque Clearing Value

    Agregate Deposits inBanks

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 8

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    NEFT & RTGS Transactions

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 9

    -

    2,000,000.00

    4,000,000.00

    6,000,000.00

    8,000,000.00

    10,000,000.00

    12,000,000.00

    14,000,000.00

    16,000,000.00

    18,000,000.00

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    Amount/No.o

    ftransactions

    Time

    NEFT No. of Transaction RTGS No. of Transactions

    NEFT Transaction Amoun (Rs. lakhs) RTGS Transaction Amount (Rs. Crores)

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    ECS transactions

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 10

    0

    200000

    400000

    600000

    800000

    1000000

    1200000

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    No.ofTra

    nsactions

    Time

    ECS Credit Volume ECS Debit Volume ECS Credit Value (Rs. Lakhs) ECS Debit Value (Rs. Lakhs)

    Transac

    tion

    Am

    oun

    t(Rs.

    La

    khs

    )

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    Technology in

    Payment Systems

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    RTGS Types

    Ref: http://www.bis.org/index.htm 12

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    Mobile Wallet

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    VisionMobiCASH

    BANKSNetworkProvider

    HardwareSolution

    MobiCash

    Airtel Money Internet Banking

    Nokia Money

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    VisionMobiCASH

    Independent of Network provider and Hardware Solution Provider

    First full fledged wallet - fund transfer, cash withdrawal, utilitypayment

    Long Port message service

    Pilot at Delhi, Mumbai; Expected launch on 31 March 2012

    Tested for 54 Mobile handsets before launch excluding Blackberry

    Wallet to Wallet: Rs 0.1/ transaction Wallet to SBI account: Rs 0.1/ transaction Wallet to interbank account: Rs 10/ transaction

    **** Interviewed Mr Pravin Kumar, New Business Products, AGM ,SBI.

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    Self Service Banking

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    VisionBunchNoteAcceptor

    Biometric identification along with user-id authentication

    Money will be credited to the account on Real Time Basis.

    Allowed denominations are 100, 500, 1000.

    Pilot Projects in 10 branches across Mumbai with heavy footfalls

    Interviewed Mr Balasubramanian V Iyer, IT Services, AGM, SBI

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    Internet Banking

    Ref: http://www.rbi.org.in/home.aspx 18

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    Money Monitor (Yes)

    Rs 249 + taxes per annum

    Yoddle: account aggregator service

    Retrieves transactions nightly

    --------------------------------------------------

    Other services offered are:

    Bill Reminders, Reward Manager,Budget allocation, Detailed Reports,Asset Account.

    Money Manager (ICICI)

    Rs 365 + taxes per annum

    Partnership with intuit and moneycontrol

    Real time information of spends

    Live Community Supports up to 50 FI

    New Enter cash transactions bySMS

    --------------------------------------------------

    Other services offered are:

    Bill Reminders, Reward Manager,Budget allocation, Detailed Reports,Asset Account.

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    Fraud Detection

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    VisionData Analytics

    Loan application fraud detection

    Application frauds Impersonation or Misrepresentation

    Prevention is better a way to leverage the existing businessanalytics systems in place

    Combines data intelligence, predictive analytics, decision-enabling technologies, strategy optimization, consulting services

    Pay as you use service Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank

    With growing sophistication of fraudsters in creating false documents, it

    becomes imperative for banks to collaborate and bring in technologysolutions that would significantly enhance fraud detection capabilities. TheExperian Hunter service offered in a hosted model will enable ICICI Bankto detect inconsistencies in applicant information and is expected to help

    create a better quality portfolio. - Rajiv Sabharwal, Executive Director,ICICI Bank

    21Ref: http://www.experian.com

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    VisionData Analytics

    Loan application fraud detection

    Previousapplications

    Other

    sources(Banks)

    Experian Hunter

    (Data Analytics)

    Generalanamolies

    Fraud detection

    Rules

    Fraudulent

    Applicants

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    Info: Santosh Ghate,

    HR Head, Experian India

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    VisionData Analytics

    Loan application fraud detection

    Advantages

    Reduced fraud losses and bad debts

    Reduced cost of processing the fraudulent application

    Reduced turnaround time

    Better customer service levels for genuine customers

    Easier integration into existing Information Systems

    23Ref: http://www.experian.com

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    Prepaid Cards

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    Freedom Prepaid Card

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    VisionFreedom Prepaid CardAs Tool For Financial

    Indias first multi-purpose Open Ended Prepaid Card :The Bank Led Model

    Purpose: online payments, withdrawals at any ATM and at over 500,000 Merchant

    Establishments that accept VISA /MasterCard

    Minimum Rs. 250 and maximum Rs. 50,000

    The Freedom Prepaid Card can be reloaded at ItzCash franchisee branded as ItzCash

    World (ICW)

    The annual limits of transaction are from 2L to 6L

    The Freedom Prepaid Card offers Insurance Cover against Loss of Card/fraudulent

    use of Card ,Accident & Death Cover & Health Insurance for self & Spouse

    The Freedom Prepaid Card can be hot listed in case of loss or theft of Card

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    Freedom Prepaid Card

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    VisionFreedom Prepaid CardAs Tool For Financial

    The Freedom Prepaid Card holder can also open a No Frills Account with DCB Bank

    Prepaid Payment Systems can dramatically reduce the cost of delivering financial

    services to poor people and the unbanked

    For poor, Unbanked and Underserved people Prepaid Cards are alternative to

    banking by including agent N/W

    E-commerce and M-commerce industry may only be INCLUSIVE if supported with

    Prepaid Payment Systems

    Prepaid Payment Systems Track the utilization, frequency etc providing BETTER END

    USE Monitoring, with audit trail to detect money laundering and any such suspicious

    activity

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    IMPACTS in Terms of Process Management

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    VisionIMPACTS in Terms of Process Management

    IT Governance

    Improved auditing and control processes to prevent frauds.

    Enhancing Enterprise knowledge Huge multitude of information collected through channels of technology

    aid in decision making

    Improving Business Continuity Management

    Safeguards interests of key stake holders, reputation, brand and valuecreating activities.

    Effective Business Process Re-engineering

    As retail banking evolves, processes have to be re-engineered to adapt.

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    RECOMMENDATIONS

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    VisionRECOMMENDATIONS

    Instant Card Machine

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    G P S 5 1Processing

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    information received

    information flow

    1.Persona

    l2.KYC

    ISSUE CARDS

    3. RequestCred

    itinfo

    4. Credit info. received

    5.Credit infotothebank

    6.Card options and limits

    displayed.

    7. Customer chooses and waits

    8.Cardembos

    sed and delivered

    G P S 5.1Processingand lookuptable

    5.2 Info

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    Vision Goal is to move fromtransaction base technology to admin base.

    Aadhar limitations, CIBIL limitations and limited to the existing customers.

    Faster data exchange through use of Infinet.

    Benefits

    Instant service provided to customers.

    Cost savings by cutting down on operations(revenue can be used toadapt technology of this kind). Information from CIBIL obtained on run-time.

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    VisionSMART TV Banking App

    With expected growth rate of 150 to 300 percent in Smart Tvs, an app will addto customer service.

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    QUESTIONS ?

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    QUESTIONS ?

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