Tele Banking
Tele Banking
Tele Banking
Definition:
Telebanking can be considered as a form of remote or virtual
banking which is essentially the delivery of branch financial services
via telecommunication devices where
the bank customers can perform retail
banking transactions by dialing a touch-
tone telephone or mobile
communication unit, which is
connected to an automated system of
the bank by utilizing Automated Voice
Response(AVR) technology.
TeleBanking:
•Balance enquiry
•Transaction enquiry
•Cheque Book request
•Statement Request
•Payment of Utility Bills
Online Banking:
Virtual banks
•A "virtual" or e-bank, may save you very real money. Virtual banks
are banks without bricks; from the customer's perspective, they exist
entirely on the Internet, where they offer pretty much the same range
of services and adhere to the same federal regulations as your corner
bank.
•Virtual banks pass the money they save on overhead like buildings
and tellers along to you in the form of higher yields, lower fees and
more generous account thresholds.
•The major disadvantage of virtual banks revolves around ATMs.
Because they have no ATM machines, virtual banks typically charge
the same surcharge that your bank would if you used another bank's
automated teller.
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