POS & Internet Banking
M1-R5.1 & CCC · Chapter 8: Digital Financial Tools and Applications · 4 min read
POS [Point of Sale]
- POS introduced by - James Ritty in 1879.
- POS is a stage at which a customer of makes payment to the merchant in Exchange of goods
- or Services.
- POS refers to where a customer or consumer takes their purchased goods and pays for the items it is software and hardware component, supermarket, Stores and other business, firm's POS system.
Internet Banking
- Internet banking is an electronic system which enables the customers to conduct transactions on a bank's website and platform and perform activities such as maintaining an account, transferring money and paying bills.
- It is safe and Secure that the only thing required is that the customer must have an internet connection on computer or mobile.
How to access internet banking: -
Open Secure website Login to the internet banking Facility by using the customer id and password.
Features of Internet banking:-
- View account balance, statement history.
- Transfer funds Credit card bills.
- Pay income tax and other taxes.
- Pay utility bills (electric bills), mobile recharge, credit card.
- We can also invest in mutual funds.
NEFT[National Electronic Fund Transfer]
- NEFT started in november 2005 and maintained by- Reserve bank of India.
- It is an interbank electronic fund transfer system from one bank account to another.
- It is a “net” transfer facility, antiquated quality batches which provides a facility to bank customers to transfer the easy and securely on a one to one basis.
- The transaction limit of NEFT is minimum 1Rs. rupees maximum no limit.
- In 15 Dec 2019, RBI is a world NEFT transaction to be done 24X7 and even on holidays too.
- From 10 July 2017 settlements of fund transfer requests in NEFT System are done on an half hourly basis.
IFSC [Indian Financial System Code]
- IFSC is an alpha-neumeric that uniquely identifies a bank branch, participating in the NEFT system.
- It is an 11 digit code, with the first 4 alpha-Character representing the bank name and the last 6 characters representing branch and 5th character is zero.
RTGS[Real Time Gross Settlement]
- RTGS started in 2004.
- It is an internet banking System which transfers money from one account to another on & real time.
- People use RTGS for high value transactions.
- The amount transferred through RTGS is Rupees 200000 (2 lakh) and no upper and max limitation.
IMPS (Immediate Payment Service)
- Instant transfer, available 24×7.
- Suitable for urgent payments.
- Works for small and medium transactions.
- The amount transferred through IMPS has no lower limit and max 5 lakh.
Different between NEFT, RTGS,IMPS
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On the basis of |
NEFT |
RTGS |
IMPS |
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Full form |
National Electronic Fund Transfer |
Real Time Gross Settlement |
Immediate Payment Service |
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Minimum Amount |
No min |
2 Lakh Rs. |
No min |
|
Maximum Amount |
No Limit |
No Limit |
5 Lakh Rs. |
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Settlement type |
After 30 minutes |
Real time |
Real time |
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Transfer charge |
No charge |
No charge |
Charge ( minimum 5 rs. Maximum 15 rs.) |
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Developed in |
2005 |
2004 |
2010 |
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Maintained by |
RBI |
RBI |
NPCI |
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Available on |
24X7X365 |
24X7X365 |
24X7X365 |
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Best For |
Routine transfers |
High-value transfers |
Instant everyday transfers |