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Banking On ATM Card1. INTRODUCTION

Database is a collection of information that is used for

several purposesand

DatabaseManagement

system is anapplication

Software, that has some specific programs to access the datas in the

database. Data bases help the users to create a large amount of informations and

stored it in a file system or in a memory chip, In normal cases clerks have a lot of works

to record, search, edit and the details of a Accounting at the Bank, it wastes a lot of

times and their may be errors in the data , Here we introduce the " Banking On ATM

Card ". By using this software we

canovercome

allmost all

suchproblems

likedata

redundancy,inconsistency. And it also helps to implement standards

Here we use Floppy disk or Memory Card in the case of ATM card

for available Banking transactions. They are used to store customer bank

details. Here these projects we are use three Data Base files. One is used to

store bank details such as bank password, fixed amount , interest rate . Yet

another is used to store all customer details such as customer name ,age , sex , password , passport number and deposited amount . Another

one is ATM card support file it is used to store account number it is used toautomatic reading the account number.F M N College, Kollam IDE Study CentrePage 2

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1.1 ABSTRACTThe Computerization of Banking On ATM Card is the mainobjective of the project. By using this software package the time

consumption and work burden will be reduced immensely .The software entitled as Banking On ATM Card is used forstoringdetails of the Accounting in the Bank database . It isinteractive and user friendly software developed using C language. Theproject is prepared to implement in DOS/ Windows / 2000 / NT platforms.


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The project helps to store and maintain all details of the

Account details in the database of the customer and reduce data

redundancy , inconsistency, and

it also helps to implement standards. The project is divided into five modules.

1. Account

2. Display

3. Settings

4. Transaction

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2.SYSTEM STUDYSYSTEM STUDYF M N College, Kollam IDE Study CentrePage 4

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The system study is indented with the study of the existing system,

that is about the current Data base system, the working of the system , the concerned

modules, and requirements etc . It also deals with the benefits and disadvantages of thesystem . We must thoroughly understand the old system and determine how computers

can best be used to make its operations

more effective.

Before development of any project can be pursued, a system study

is conducted to learn the details of the current business situation . Information gathered

through the study, forms the basis for creating alternative design strategies.

Management selects the strategy to pursue.

2.1 Ex i s t i ngSystemThe existing system is studied to know the extent ofcomputerizationrequired. Therefore, a detailed analysis of theexisting system should be conducted.For this purpose , systemshouldbe broken downintovarious


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subsystems and thesesubsystems were analyzed closely to identify the problem areas.

As we studied the existing system, it was found that there was

multiple File Management system which gives the facility for accessing the Banking

details . In a File Management all works are done manually. The main problem of the

manual operation is, it is time consuming and error prone than the computerized system.

There exists wastage of data retrieval time as in the case of search and further

processing. There was no efficient system to manipulate the existing records.

The problem I observe in this area is that the user has to do all

the operations manually , by searching and analyzing large amount of data, a miss-

spelled digit or character may create many hours of extra work and complicated

correction procedure. Necessary data validation checks are included to avoid mistakes

2.2 PROPOSED SYSTEMThe existing system leads to many errors like data

redundancy, data inconstancy, and also much more paper works that waste very

valuable time and money. We collect a lot of information from different current tools and

its advantages.

Keeping this in mind we decided to develop asoftware and named asBanking On ATM Card which is very user-friendlyand helps to make research

a real chore. This

computerization improves efficiency of office work, and also helps to keep data too many

years without damage and can be recollected as and when needed without much time

The Proposed system solves problems related to dataaccessing

problems, because it help the user to add details of the customer to

the bank database easily ,improving data recovery speed, easy searching and also

provide editing of datas in the database .

3.1SOFTWARESPEC IF ICAT IONLanguage c

OS DOS/ WINDOWS

3 . 2 HARDWAREREQUIREMENTBanking On ATM CardProcessor--Pentium IIIProcessor speed


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--600 MHzMonitor Size--15 SVGARAM

--128 MBHDD--20 GBFloppy drive--1.44 MBMemory Card--128 MBKeyboard

--104 or higherCache--512 KB Level 2 CachePrinter--LaserModem--56.6 KbpsUPS--0.5 KV

4.SYSTEM ANALYSIS

Feasibility Study4 .1Feasibility Analysis

The main objective of feasibility study is to test the technical,

social and economic feasibility of developing a system. This is done before developing asystem . This is done by investigating the existing system in the area under investigation

and generating ideas about the new system.

4.1.1Economic and Technical FeasibilityBanking On ATM Card

The system must be evaluated from the technical view point first.

The assessment of this feasibility must be based on an outline design of the system


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requirement in terms of input, output, programs, procedure and staff. Having identified

the outline of the system, the investigation must go on to suggest the type

o

f equipment, required method of developing the system, and the method of running the

system

This developing system must be justified by cost and benefit

criteria to ensure that effort is concentrated on project which will give best return at the

earliest . One of the factors which affect the development of a new system is the cost it

would require. Since the system is developed as a part of our study , there is no manual

cost to be spent for the proposed system.

4.1.2 Social and Behavioral FeasibilityProposed project would be beneficial only if they can be

turned into information system thatll meet the organization operating

requirements. One of the main problem faced during the development

of a new system is getting acceptance from user . Being a generalpurpose software there are no resistance from the users because this

will be more beneficial to the users

SYSTEM DESIGNIntroduction to SYSTEM DESIGN

The system phase is the life cycle phase in which the detailed

design of the selected system in the study phase is accomplished. The

design phase the technical specification is prepared for the performers of allallocated tasks. it also include the constructions of the programmers andprogram tasks.

In the design phase the first step is to design the

output in details first and then to work back to the inputs. The input data

bases have to be design to meet the requirements of the proposed

output. Then to the implementation phase the system analyst has to be

define the method of capturing data and the input program and the format ofthe output its use by the users.

5.1 Input DesignIn input design, the user-defined inputs are converted in to computer-

based format. Input design involves determining the record media, method of input,speed of capture and entry to the system. The most important approach to the input

design is formatted and prompt design.

User side InputThe inputs provided by user are

Login Bank Password

Customer Account number , Name, age , sex , address , passport


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number

Customer Account number and Customer Password (On ATM Card)

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Customer widower and deposit Cash amounts

5.2 Output DesignComputer output is the most important and direct source of information to

the user. Designing the computer output should proceed in an organized, well through

out manner. The right output must be developed while ensuring that each output

element is designed so that people will find the system easy to use efficiently. When

analysts design computer output they identify the specific output that is needed to meet

the information requirements. Different methods for the information will be selected.

Analyst creates document , report, or other format that contain information produced by

the system

5.3 InterfaceDesignInterface design mainly focuses on the design of interfaces between

software modules , external entities and the user. The design of internal program

interfaces, sometimes called inter-modular interface design, is driven by the data that

must flow between modules and the characteristics of the programming

Language in which the software is to be implemented. External interface

design begins with an evaluation of each external entity represented in the DFDs of the

analysis model. Both internal and external interface design must be coupled with data

validation and error handling algorithms within a module. Because side effects

propagate across program interfaces, it is essential to check all data flowing from

module to module to ensure that the data conform to bounds established during

requirements analysis. User interface design has as much to do with the study of people

as it does with technology issues. Who is the user? How does the user learn to interact

with a new computer-based system ? So the system should be developed in a user-

friendly manner.

5.4 ProceduralDesign

A procedural design reduces complexity , facilitates change ( a critical

aspect of software maintainability ), and results in easier implementation by encouraging

parallel development of different parts of a system. Software with effective modularity iseasier to develop because function may be compartmentalized and interfaces are

simplified. Software architecture embodies modularity , that is, software is divided into

separately named and addressable components called modules, which

areintegratedto satisfyproblem


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requirem

ents. Modularity is the single attribute of software that allows a program to be

intellectually manageable. Monolithic software ( i.e., a large program comprised of a

single module) cannot be easily grasped by reader. The Five important criteria that

enable us to evaluate a design method with respect to its ability to define an effective

procedural design are, as described below

5.5ModularDescriptionThe administrator has the right to access the system. To get into the

system the administrator has to give the Bank password. If the Bank user password

given are incorrect the system displays a message to the user showing that the given

details are invalid. Otherwise it go Main Menu bar. It will contain five stages

Main Menu On Bank Account Viewer

1. Account Menu

The Account menu is controlled by three stages. Open, edit andclose the customer account they are describe in following section.

1.1. Open AccountThe Customer details such as Account number , name, sex , age , address ,

deposited amount are entered by pressing1 from the Account menu and these details

are saved. The system prompts whether the user wants to add more records . If Re type

1 is pressed the user can add more records .

1.2. Edit RecordIf the user wants to edit the details of a particular record, then the

user has to enter the Account number by pressing2 from the Account menu which represents the

record to be edit . The customer city and address are only to be change and the recordable.1.3. Close Record

If the user wants to Close the details of a particular record, then the user has to

enter theAccount number of the Customer he/she wish to closeby pressing3 from the

main menu . The transaction of the particular account customer is closed.Banking On ATM Card

The Account menu is controlled by three stages. Open, edit andclose the customer account they are describe in following section.

1.1. Open AccountThe Customer details such as Account number , name, sex , age , address ,

deposited amount are entered by pressing1 from the Account menu and these details

are saved. The system prompts whether the user wants to add more records . If Re type

1 is pressed the user can add more records .

1.2. Edit RecordIf the user wants to edit the details of a particular record, then the

user has to enter the Account number by pressing2 from the Account menu which represents the

record to be edit . The customer city and address are only to be change and the recordable.

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If the user wants to Close the details of a particular record, then the user has to

enter theAccount number of the Customer he/she wish to closeby pressing3 from the

main menu . The transaction of the particular account customer is closed.

2. Display MenuThe user can see all the Bank balance , Customer details and

about me , by pressing2 from the main menu2.1 Bank Balance

If the user wants to search for a bank balance details based on the

Customer account number then by pressing1 from the display menu . The Software is

also given all customer details and balance amount of them by calculating deposited

amount.

2.2 Account ViewIf the user wants to display the details of a particular record, then theuser has to enter the Account number by pressing2 from the display menuwhich represents the record to be displayed . The details are displayed to the user.

2.3 About me

If the user wants to know the details of a software developers then the user has to enter

the pressing3 from the display menu which represents the details report of software developers.

3.SettingsThe user can see all the Bank balance , Customer details andabout me , by pressing2 from the main menu

3.1 Change Password

If the bank user wants to change the old password of bank by pressing1

from the settings menu . The Software is support all character words to be changed as

given new password.

3.2 Change InterestIf the bank user wants to change the old interest rateof bank by pressing2 from the settings menu .3.3 HelpIf the user wants to know the usage or route of a software then the userwant to enter the pressing3 from the settings menu which represents thedetails report of software developers.

4. Tr ans ac t io nThe user can see all the Add Deposited Amount, FreezeAccount and Re-Audit , by pressing2 from the main menu

4.1 Add Deposited Amount

If the user wants to add deposited cash to bank balance on the

Customer account number then by pressing1 from the Transaction menu . After that

type customer account number and deposited amount.

4.2 Freeze AccountIf the user wants to freeze any bank account on the


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Customer then by pressing2 from the Transaction menu . After that type customer

account number and if type y the account will Freeze stage it block all money

transactions. Otherwise type n the account will Change to open stage.

4.3Re-Audit

If the user wants to Re-Audit the all customer account .Then the user has to enter the

pressing3 from theTransacti on menu . It will increase all customer account with their bank

account interest amount.

5. Save and ExitBy pressing 5 the user can exit from the software.

Main Menu On ATM Account Viewer

The ATM account software manufactured by automatic reading of

account number of customer ATM card. When the customer enters the

correct password on it the main menu will display by checking the bank

account is open stage only.

1. Balance EnquiryIf the user wants to display the details of his record, then the user has to enter2

from the main menu which represents the record to be displayed . The details are displayed to

the user.

2. S e t t ingsThe user can see all the Change Password, Account viewand about me , by pressing2 from the main menu

2.1 Change Password




amount.

2.2 Account viewIf the user wants to display the details of a particular record, then theuser has to enter the Account number by pressing2 from the settings menuwhich represents the record to be displayed . The details are displayed to the user.

3. Windrow CashThe customer want to receive his amount by pressing 3fro m themain menu .The customer can easily receive his cash.

4. About me

If the user wants to know the details of a software developers then the user has to enter the

pressing4 from the display menu which represents the details report of software developers.

5. Exit

By pressing 5 the user can exit from the ATM card currently use. Automatically re read

the next ATM while we will be inserting in few second after or please use the enter key.

5.6Data flow diagrams


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The Data flow diagrams was first developed by Larry Constantine as a

way of expressing system requirements in a graphical form and this led to modular

design.

A data flow diagram , also known as Bubble Chart has thepurpose of clarifying

systemrequirementsand

identifying

major transactions that will become programs in system design . A DFD consists of

series of squares joined by lines. The squares represent the data transformations and

the lines represent data flows in the system.

DFD Symbols1.A rectangle defines a source (originator) or designation of systemdata.2. An arrow identifies data flow i.e., data in motion. It is a pipeline through which

information flows?3. A circle represents a process that transforms incoming data flows intoOutgoing data flows.4. An open rectangle is a data store , data at rest , or a temporary repository ofdata .

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amount.

2.2 Account viewIf the user wants to display the details of a particular record, then theuser has to enter the Account number by pressing2 from the settings menu

which represents the record to be displayed . The details are displayed to the user.3. Windrow CashThe customer want to receive his amount by pressing 3fro m themain menu .The customer can easily receive his cash.

4. About me

If the user wants to know the details of a software developers then the user has to enter the

pressing4 from the display menu which represents the details report of software developers.


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5. Exit

By pressing 5 the user can exit from the ATM card currently use. Automatically re read

the next ATM while we will be inserting in few second after or please use the enter key.F M N College, Kollam IDE Study CentrePage 20

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5.6Data flow diagramsThe Data flow diagrams was first developed by Larry Constantine as a


design.

A data flow diagram , also known as Bubble Chart has thepurpose of clarifyingsystem

requirementsand

identifying




DFD Symbols1.A rectangle defines a source (originator) or designation of systemdata.2. An arrow identifies data flow i.e., data in motion. It is a pipeline through whichinformation flows?

3. A circle represents a process that transforms incoming data flows intoOutgoing data flows.4. An open rectangle is a data store , data at rest , or a temporary repository ofdata .F M N College, Kollam IDE Study CentrePage 21


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5.6Data flow diagrams


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The Data flow diagrams was first developed by Larry Constantine as a


design.

A data flow diagram , also known as Bubble Chart has thepurpose of clarifying

systemrequirementsand

identifying




DFD Symbols1.A rectangle defines a source (originator) or designation of systemdata.2. An arrow identifies data flow i.e., data in motion. It is a pipeline through which

information flows?3. A circle represents a process that transforms incoming data flows intoOutgoing data flows.4. An open rectangle is a data store , data at rest , or a temporary repository ofdata .F M N College, Kollam IDE Study CentrePage 21


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Open Account

Context level dfd

Edit account


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Close account


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Bank balance


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4 . Transaction Menu4.1 Add Deposit


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4.2 Freeze Account


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6. IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING6.1IMPLEMENTATION

The final and important phase in the system life cycle is the implementation of the new

system. The term implementation has different meaning , ranging, from the conventions of the

basic application to a complete replacement of the computer system. The procedure however is

virtually the same. Implementations include all those activities that take place to convert from old

system to new. The new system may be totally new replacing an existing manual or automated

system or it may be major modification to an existing system. The method of implementation and

time scale to be adopted is found out initially. Next the systems are tested properly and at the

same time the users are trained with the new procedure. Proper implementation is essential to


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provide a reliable system to meet organizational requirement. Successful implementation may not

guarantee improvement in the organization using the system, but it will prevent improper

installation. The implementation involves the following things .

Careful planning

Investigations of system constrain

Design the method to achieve the change over

Training the staff in the change phase

Evaluation of change over method

The method of implementation and time scale to be adopted was found out

initially. Next the system is tested properly and at the same time users were trained in

the new procedure to manipulate the system


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2. Data flow diagrams on ATM card system

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2.1 Change Password2.2 Account view

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6. IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING6.1IMPLEMENTATION

The final and important phase in the system life cycle is the implementation of the new

system. The term implementation has different meaning , ranging, from the conventions of the

basic application to a complete replacement of the computer system. The procedure however is

virtually the same. Implementations include all those activities that take place to convert from oldsystem to new. The new system may be totally new replacing an existing manual or automated

system or it may be major modification to an existing system. The method of implementation and

time scale to be adopted is found out initially. Next the systems are tested properly and at the

same time the users are trained with the new procedure. Proper implementation is essential to

provide a reliable system to meet organizational requirement. Successful implementation may not

guarantee improvement in the organization using the system, but it will prevent improper

installation. The implementation involves the following things

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Careful planningInvestigations of system constrain

Design the method to achieve the change over

Training the staff in the change phase

Evaluation of change over method


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The method of implementation and time scale to be adopted was found out

initially. Next the system is tested properly and at the same time users were trained in

the new procedure to manipulate the system


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CONCLUSIONThis project

deals with the Member addition process, Edit, delete, and search process for Customer

details. This project is successful in meeting the goals of this concern, where the manual

system was not at their full satisfaction. By computerizing the concern, the accuracy of

the data recording has been increased and the speed is also increased.

This system provides preciseEnlistment of

cust

omer information. It records the customer details and give adequate information about

the customer. Data can be retrieved as and when required. It creates different data and

are stored in different File sections. These files are also used for further processes

Install file#include#include#include


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outtextxy(200,30,"State Bank Of India");

setcolor(7);

settextstyle(0,0,1);

outtextxy(230,50,"Chinakada Road ,Kerala , Kollam");

outtextxy(270,65,"Pin code : 691001");

line(100,100,500,100);

}void show(){int x;

setcolor(BLUE);

for(x=300;x


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{

fwrite(&bank, sizeof(bank), 1, stream);

fclose(stream);

gotoxy(15,28);

setcolor(YELLOW);

rectangle(100,417,600,448);

printf("Saving . . .");

show();

}

exit(0);

getch();

}

///////////Created By Vinu David A//////////To FMN College , India//////////Kerala , Kollam//////////Mob : - 97 46 96 86 37//////////E-Mail : [email protected]

Bank Users Code:#include#include#include #include

#include#include #include

void closewin();

void show2();

void check();

void settings();

void tran();

void form1();

void vochers();

void display();

void about();

void export();

void modacc();

void adddepo();

void close();

void bankdisplay();


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void main();

void help();

struct sbi{int n;

char pass[10];float inter,fix;}bank;struct atm

{

float accno;

char name[30];

int age,sd,sm,sy;

char sex[5];

char stat[10];

}card;

struct acc{

float accno;

char name[30],accpass[25],address[101],city[25];

float fix,ppno,balance;

char stat[5];

}account;void tinreat(int x,int y,int p,int q,int t)

{

int i;

setcolor(RED);for(i=1;i


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line(100,100,500,100);

}void show1()

{

int i,j;

setcolor(2);

for(i=10;i


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}void help(){int i,j;

clrscr();

cleardevice();

titlebar();

for(i=1;i


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rectangle(50,150,600,450);

line(50,200,600,200);

line(50,230,600,230);

line(50,260,600,260);

line(50,290,600,290);

line(50,325,600,325);

line(50,370,600,370);

gotoxy(9,12);

printf("Account Number :");

printf("%d",n+1000);

gotoxy(40,12);

printf("Opening Date

:");

printf("%d-%d-%d",sd,sm,sy);

gotoxy(9,14);printf("Account Name

:");

scanf("%s",&name);

gotoxy(9,16);

printf("Age

:");

scanf("%d",&age);

gotoxy(40,16);

printf("Sex (Male/Female) :");

scanf("%s",&sex);gotoxy(9,18);printf("Adress :");

scanf("%s",&address);

gotoxy(9,20);

printf("City

:");

scanf("%s",city);

gotoxy(40,20);

Banking On ATM Cardprintf("\7Account Password :");

scanf("%s",pass);gotoxy(9,22);printf("Depocite Amount :");

scanf("%f",&balance);

if(balance


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printf("Passport Number :");

scanf("%f",&ppno);

gotoxy(9,25);

printf("Do you Want to Save This Account (y/n) :");

scanf("%s",&c);

if((strcmp(c,"y")==0)||(strcmp(c,"Y")==0)){line(50,410,600,410);

gotoxy(9,28);


setcolor(BLUE);

card.accno=n+1000;

account.accno=n+1000;

strcpy(card.name,name);

card.age=age;

strcpy(card.sex,sex);

strcpy(account.address,address);

strcpy(account.city,city);

strcpy(card.stat,"Open");

account.ppno=ppno;

card.sd=sd;

card.sm=sm;

card.sy=sy;

account.accno=n+1000;

strcpy(account.name,name);

strcpy(account.accpass,pass);account.fix=bank.fix;

account.balance=balance;

strcpy(account.stat,"Open");

export();

stream=fopen("sbiacc.sbi","a+b");

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fwrite((char*)&account,1,sizeof(account),stream);

fclose(stream);

bank.n=n+1;

for(i=300;i


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cleardevice();

titlebar();

vochers();

}}void accview()

{float no;int n,i,fact;

float balance;

FILE *stream;

clrscr();

cleardevice();

titlebar();

stream=fopen("Sbiacc.sbi","r+b");

gotoxy(25,15);

printf("Enter Account Number : ");

scanf("%f",&no);

n=bank.n;

for(i=1;i


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gotoxy(9,22);printf("Address

:%s",account.address);

gotoxy(9,24);

printf("City

:%s",account.city);

gotoxy(9,26);

printf("Balance Amount

:%f",account.balance);

delay(1000);

for(i=0;i


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CONCLUSIONThis project

Banking On ATM Card deals with

the Member addition process, Edit, delete, and search process for Customer details.

This project is successful in meeting the goals of this concern, where the manual system

was not at their full satisfaction. By computerizing the concern, the accuracy of the data

recording has been increased and the speed is also increased.

This system provides preciseenlistment of

cust

omer information. It records the customer details and give adequate information about

the customer. Data can be retrieved as and when required. It creates different data and

are stored in different File sections. These files are also used for further processes.

APPENDIXInstall file#include#include#include#include

#include#include#includestruct sbi

{

int n;

char pass[10];

float inter,fix;

}bank;void titlebar()

setcolor(BLUE);


outtextxy(30,30,"SBI");


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setcolor(6);


outtextxy(200,30,"State Bank Of India");

setcolor(7);


outtextxy(230,50,"Chinakada Road ,Kerala , Kollam");


line(100,100,500,100);

}void show(){int x;

setcolor(BLUE);

for(x=300;x


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}else

{

fwrite(&bank, sizeof(bank), 1, stream);

fclose(stream);

gotoxy(15,28);

setcolor(YELLOW);

rectangle(100,417,600,448);


show();

}

exit(0);

getch();

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///////////Created By Vinu David A//////////To FMN College , India//////////Kerala , Kollam//////////Mob : - 97 46 96 86 37//////////E-Mail : [email protected]

Bank Users Code:#include#include#include #include #include#include #include

void closewin();

void show2();

void check();

void settings();

void tran();

void form1();void vochers();

void display();

void about();

void export();

void modacc();


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void adddepo();

void close();

void bankdisplay();

void main();

void help();int sd,sm,sy;Banking On ATM Cardstruct sbi{int n;char pass[10];float inter,fix;}bank;struct atm

{

float accno;

char name[30];

int age,sd,sm,sy;

char sex[5];

char stat[10];

}card;struct acc

{

float accno;

char name[30],accpass[25],address[101],city[25];

float fix,ppno,balance;

char stat[5];

}account;void tinreat(int x,int y,int p,int q,int t)

{

int i;

setcolor(RED);

for(i=1;i

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