HomeBusinessJana Bank inks deal with HCBL & Mysore co-operative banks for digital payment services

Jana Bank inks deal with HCBL & Mysore co-operative banks for digital payment services

Most Read

Bengaluru-based small finance bank, Jana Small Finance Bank has signed an MOU with HCBL Co-operative Bank, Lucknow and Mysore Merchants Co-operative Bank, Mysore to provide digital infrastructure and payments services to the respective banks under the bank sponsorship program of RBI. This alliance will help customers of the co-operative banks enjoy digital transactions powered by Jana SFB.

“The HCBL co-operative bank in association with Jana Small Finance Bank can now extend ATM, POS, and e-commerce services to its customers. Also, this is for the first time that Jana Small Finance Bank has tied up with a co-operative bank to provide IMPS services thus imparting seamless payment options to its customers,” the statement said.

- Advertisement -

Under the arrangement with Mysore Merchants Co-operative Bank, Jana SFB branded debit cards will be issued to their customers. Additionally, services like ATMs, POS, and e-commerce services are also extended to them.

“These associations will boost digital transactions enabling more rural customers to come under the gamut of financial inclusion in true sense. Jana Small Finance Bank’s digital capability will now be available to all its partner banks,” it added.

Speaking on the association, Ajay Kanwal, MD, and CEO of Jana Small Finance Bank said, “It’s wonderful joining hands with HCBL Co-operative Bank and Mysore Merchants Co-operative Bank. We endeavor to build an ecosystem by providing smarter and simpler banking solutions for the underserved so that the benefits of digital banking can reach the masses. This partnership is yet another effort to grow our sponsor bank network to make banking products easily accessible to all. “

Commenting on the partnership, A.K Srivastava, CEO, HCBL co-operative bank, said, “We are delighted to be associated with Jana Small Finance Bank to provide ‘Rupay Debit Card’ facility to our customers. We are also working towards plans to introduce IMPS and e-commerce transactions that can truly help cater to our customers’ needs. These services will bring in the convenience and hassle-free money transfers for all our customers working in various segments.”

Subscribe To Morning Newsletters

Sign up to receive the latest news stories, exclusive interviews, and more in your inbox.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Editor's Pick

Krishna Mali
Krishna Mali
Founder, CEO & Group Editor of TechGraph.

Read More Stories

UK Housing Market Grinds to a Halt as Rates Bite

Britain’s once-thriving housing sector is now flatlining amid a tightening chokehold of astronomical mortgage rates. New data reveals house...

Tech Mahindra Set up Innovation Centre In Espoo Finland

India-based multinational technology company, Tech Mahindra has today inaugurated its innovation centre in Espoo, Finland. The new centre will accommodate...

Apple’s first ever dual-sim iPhone

The Indian Apple users are in for a treat as the leading smartphone manufacturer introduces its first-ever dual SIM...

Starmer Pledges New EU Pact to Stem Channel Migrant Crisis

UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has proposed a plan to improve cooperation with the European Union to address...

The Digital Revolution in Interior Design

The fast-innovating and transforming world of interior design is well-embracing digital technology, and artificial intelligence (AI) is altering the...

5 Reasons Why You Should Focus On Mobile Marketing

In this era of digital marketing, mobile marketing has become the new normal. We can not live a single...