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Financial Inclusion
CA Krishan Vrind Jain09417009490
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Purpose
With RBI tightening its screws by intensifying its
drive on banking the unbanked.
T
he financial inclusion scenario has finally evolvedin India. This concept has already been tried &
tested in the African continent & in UK, with the
projects turning out to be highly satisfactory.
More than 51% of the rural population does nothave access to basic banking facilities.
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Scope of the Project
The solution will be smart card based where theBank will use the smart card to execute bankingtransactions along with loan schemes run by the
bank. Basic supporting applications:
1. No frills account
2. Cash Deposits
3. Cash withdrawal
4. Loan acceptance
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Scope of the Project our
responsibility
We will comply with guidelines issued by RBI and
IBA for the Financial Inclusion Project,
appointment of BCs etc.
a. Enrollment & account opening
b. Smart card issuance
c. POS deployment
d. Connectivity
e. Back-end data maintenance and updations
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Enrollment & Acct opening
i. Enrollment of Customers in coordination with the Bank.
ii. Account opening as per the parameterization ofbanks CBS system
iii. Render banking and financial services as entrustedby the Bank thru Business Correspondents atdesignated locations to all the customers covered inthe project, duly complying with RBI guidelines.
iv. Cash management and acceptance and payment ofcash as per the requirements of Government Bodiesand the Bank and providing proof of payments to theBank periodically.
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Smart card issuance
i. Supply of smart cards
ii. We have to undertake personalization of cards &
initiate a Card Management System.
iii. This process would be flexible and can be scaled
up to absorb additional load.
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POS deployment & Connectivity
i. Providing BCs with a hand held terminal
ii. These POS should run applications capable ofaccount opening, accepting transactions/Customerenrolment data from various devices deployed for thepurpose of Financial Inclusion.
i. Connectivity between Intermediate System anddevices placed in the field.
ii. Provide interface and establish connectivity between
Intermediate System and the backend banking system. iii. Provide interface with Banks Core Banking
Solution.
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Back-end data maintenance &
updations
i. Interface for migration of data related to account
opening in to banks CBS system
ii. Ability to handle large volume of trnxs
iii. The backend banking system would be
maintained and managed by us at our data centre.
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Project Strategy
The proposed Card of the Bank would be a
contact chip-based smart card with fingerprint
identification facility, having provision to support
multi accounts with a minimum of 10 to 12
accounts including deposit, loan and other
accounts. The Smart Card Solution would have an
interface with the banks Core Banking Solution.
The cardholders should be able to perform
selected banking transactions through authorized
business agents
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These representatives of our co. will extend
banking and financial services and basic banking
services like savings, credit, remittance, insurance
and pension to card holders on behalf of the Bank
to its customers during the time window and at the
frequency stipulated by the Bank.
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Intermediate System (ourServer)
The data from the Customer Service Points (CSP)
would be received in Bank's centralized server via
an intermediate system. All the transactions from
the fields as well as customer enrolment data fromBusiness Correspondent will be uploaded to the
Intermediate System.
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Bank's Backend System
Accounts under Financial Inclusion will be
individually opened under the Bank's existing Core
Banking System. We will be responsible for
providing the data in the required format andstructure prescribed by the Core Banking Solution
service provider so that the accounts are smoothly
uploaded to the CBS system.
Customization will be required for each bank for
this purpose.
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Fraud etc Concern
RBI Provides for the liability to run this project is of
the bank.
Banks in turn are asking vendors to accept the
liability for fraud.
Vendors like us are incorporating the safety
clauses in the Bcs appointment agreement.
However total system of banking is responsible fordata on card or printout from the POS machine
only.
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OurBest Entry Strategy
Since we are new to this field so the best way to
enter this will be to run a pilot project for a bank for
5 to 10 villages for proving our technical viability
which banks are normally allowing as a test case.
This can be done individually or with a consortium
of providers also depending upon our comfort to
initial investment.