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Understanding India's Digital Payments and Banking

The document provides summaries of interview questions related to banking awareness and the Indian financial system. It includes definitions and explanations of terms like RBI's Digital Payments Index, Indian Financial System Code, credit scores, treasury bills, loans vs advances, RBI Retail Direct Scheme, unclaimed bank accounts, and the role of the National Payments Corporation of India.

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Understanding India's Digital Payments and Banking

The document provides summaries of interview questions related to banking awareness and the Indian financial system. It includes definitions and explanations of terms like RBI's Digital Payments Index, Indian Financial System Code, credit scores, treasury bills, loans vs advances, RBI Retail Direct Scheme, unclaimed bank accounts, and the role of the National Payments Corporation of India.

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Sreedhar’s CCE GENERAL AWARENESS HANDOUT-1

BANK ING H A N DOU T


A WA RENESS 3

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Question No. 17: What is RBI’s Digital Payments Index – DPI?
• Reserve Bank of India introduced its Digital Payments Index in 2021.
• The index measures the penetration of Digital Payments in India based on five

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parameters namely – Payment Enabler, Payment Infrastructure (Demand Side),
Payment Infrastructure (Supply Side), Payment Performance, and Consumer
Centricity.

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• It has been constructed with March 2018 as the Base Period, i.e., DPI Score for
March 2018 is set at 100.
Question No. 18: What is the importance of Indian Financial System Code –
IFSC?
• IFSC is a 11-character alpha numeric code.
• It is used while initiating fund transfer transaction through mechanisms like
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NEFT, RTGS, IMPS etc.

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• It helps uniquely identify the bank and the branch where the beneficiary account
is located.
Question No. 19: Related to financial terminology, what is Credit Score?
• A Credit Score is an indicator of a person’s creditworthiness, or their ability to
repay debt.
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• It usually expressed as a number based on the person’s repayment history and


credit files across different loan types and credit institutions [i.e., Banks, NBFCs
etc.]
• It is a tool that lenders use to make lending decisions.
Question No. 20: What are Treasury Bills [T-Bills]?

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Treasury Bill is a money market instrument issued by the Government of India.
• The purpose of this instrument is to mobilise funds to meet short-term fund
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requirements of the government.


• T-Bills are issued to meet short-term mismatches in receipts and expenditure.
Question No. 21: What is a difference between a Loan & an Advance?
• An Advance is a credit support provided by a Bank or a Financial Institute to
any business establishment or individual for short-term requirements.
• A Loan is a financial product offered by Bank or a Financial Institution to
individuals and businesses, assisting them in their personal and professional
journeys which require financial assistance.
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• Loans are typically granted for long-term requirements, whereas advances are to
cover short-term cash flow needs.
Question No. 22: What is RBI – Retail Direct Scheme?
• RBI – Retail Direct Scheme is a one-stop solution to facilitate investment in
Government Securities by Individual Investors.
• To access the Primary and Secondary G-Securities market, we need to open a
Retail Direct Gilt – RDG Account with Reserve Bank of India.
Question No. 23: What does it mean when a Bank Account is Unclaimed?
• Balances in Savings / Current Accounts which are not operated for 10 years, or
Term Deposits not claimed within 10 years from the date of maturity are classified
as Unclaimed Deposits.
Question No. 24: What is National Payments Corporation of India - NPCI and
its role?
• NPCI serves as an umbrella organization for the operation of Retail Payments in
India. It was founded in 2008 as a not-for-profit organization
Unified Payment Interface - UPI, RuPay, Immediate Payment Service - IMPS and
National Financial Switch - NFS etc. are some of its prominent services.

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