internet_banking_inr
It is a widely adopted and essential service offered by banks across India, enabling customers to manage their finances and conduct various banking transactions online.
How it Works?
- Customers register for internet banking services through their respective banks, typically involving a secure login process with usernames and passwords, often enhanced with One-Time Passwords (OTPs) for transaction authorization.
- Once logged in, users can access a comprehensive suite of banking services through the bank's website or dedicated mobile application, including:
- Account Information: Viewing account balances, transaction history, and statements.
- Fund Transfers: Transferring money between their own accounts, to other accounts within the same bank, and to accounts in other banks (using NEFT, RTGS, IMPS).
- Bill Payments: Paying utility bills (electricity, water, gas), mobile and DTH recharges, and other recurring payments.
- Investments: Managing investments in fixed deposits, mutual funds, and other financial products offered by the bank.
- Loan Management: Viewing loan details, making EMI payments, and applying for new loans.
- Service Requests: Requesting cheque books, updating contact details, and other account-related services.
Payment Method type
Users can use the below payment method type to create a transaction using Internet Banking in the available geography
- India:
interenet_banking_inr
Functionality
Functionality | Yes/No | Description |
---|---|---|
Refund Support | ||
Full Refund | ✅ | |
Partial Refund | ❌ | |
Generally Available | ❌ | Onboarding approval required. Usual SLA is 1 week. |
Disputes and Chargebacks | ✅ |
Limits and Expiration
The following is the upper and lower limits for Internet Banking transactions:
- Minimum Limit: USD 0.02
- Maximum Limit: USD 5000
The default expiration for a transaction is 24 hours.
User Experience
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Updated 3 days ago