Do you have tried out RuPay @ Flipkart, Amazon, Jet Airways, Snapdeal?

            India’s own Payment Gateway – RuPay is adding new online players to its portfolio. Diwali is the biggest motivator for Indians to purchase new goods. This year, the online players took the fight direct to the offline field, by launching mega offers.

            To gain the maximum traction, NPCI signed mega deals for RuPay to be accepted at major online eCommerce portals.

            The main advantage of RuPay cards from a Safe ePayments angle is that the cards are accepted only in India. Thus, RuPay cards do not attract the online criminals.

Sr No	Type of Bank	No of Banks issuing RuPay Cards
01	Public Sector Banks	26
02	Private Sector Banks	09
03	Cooperative and Gramin Banks	203

            Yes, now customers of Cooperative and Gramin Banks too can enjoy the joy of Online Shopping.  

            RuPay through its PaySecure features offers additional feature beyond RBI’s mandated 2 Factor Authentication. 

31 Bharatiya Mahila Bank Branches opened, 50 Plus on the way

            The BMB has signaled its presence in 31 Indian locations. In the next 12 months or so, 50+ Branches are scheduled to be opened. Customers can also transact through its 30 ATMs.

            The citizens of the following locations can expect to see the physical presence of BMB branch very soon.

            Mysore, Madurai, Mangalore, Bhopal, Haridwar, Cuttack, Model Town-New Delhi, Vadodara, Ghatkopark-Mumbai, Pune, Coimbatore, Calicut, Mahububnagar, Nawanshahar, Jalandhar, Solan, Trichy, Vijaywada, Kakinada, the list goes on …………….

           Adding a feather in its cap, Bharatiya Mahila Bank Ltd  bagged the Core Banking System Initiative Award of the year 2014 by the Asian Banking and Finance - Retail Banking Awards 2014, Singapore.

The Bank has automated almost all the processes and will soon be launching internet banking and mobile banking services. The internet banking of the Bank, will be offering certain first of its kind, value added services.

            

Bharatiya Mahila Banks joins the RuPay Bandwagon

            Last week, Bharatiya Mahila Bank launched BMB RuPay Debit Card with EMV chip. In the first phase itself, BMB and NPCI decided to launch the RuPay Card with the EMV chip. This eliminates the need to migrate from MagStripe cards to EMV cards at a later date.

            In the coming months, BMB’s new branches will open in Thane (W), Mumbai,  Dholpur, Rajasthan,Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, Alwar, Sector 31- Gurgaon,Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh),Agra (Uttar Pradesh).   

   

            Tenders have been floated for the associated works in the proposed new branches.

            The RuPay cards will be accepted at 1,75,000+ ATMs’ and 9,50,000+ POS Terminals spread all over the country.