Which former development financial institution now functions as a universal commercial bank in India?

Which banking institution that is member-driven and caters primarily to rural and agricultural financing falls under which category?

Which of the following institutions is India's designated financial agency for export-import credit and international trade finance?

SIDBI, as a key financial institution, plays a major role in:

What distinguishes Scheduled Banks from Non-Scheduled Banks in terms of central banking privileges?

Which of the following best characterizes a typical Non-Scheduled Bank in India?

Which multinational bank formally exited its consumer retail business in India, transferring operations to a domestic private bank in 2023?

According to the RBI Act, 1934, what is the minimum threshold for paid-up capital and reserves a bank must possess to qualify as a Scheduled Bank?

Which category of banks was specifically introduced to improve credit access for underserved, small, and unbanked populations?

The legislative framework under which most commercial banks operate in India is provided by the:

What is the minimum paid-up capital required for a Local Area Bank as per RBI’s rules?

Which foreign bank was the first to convert into a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary (WOS) in India as per RBI norms?

Which of the following is a flagship loan scheme by SBI aimed at promoting self-employment and entrepreneurship?

Which network is most widely accepted globally?

Which of these networks was developed in India?

Which of the following has the lowest transaction fees in India?

Which of the following is a global payment network similar to VISA?

Which of these cards works on the VISA network?

Which of the following is true about VISA?

Which of the following is a feature of a charge card?

What is a key difference between a charge card and a credit card?

Which of the following is true about an electronic purse?

What is an electronic purse primarily used for?

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of a smart card?

What does the 'PIN' in smart card transactions stand for?

What component makes a smart card “smart”?

What does the RuPay Contactless card use for communication?

Which innovation under RuPay aims to improve online payment experience?

RuPay’s global expansion involves partnerships with which of the following networks?

Which of the following technologies is used in RuPay cards for secure payments?

Which of the following banks can issue RuPay cards?

Which of the following is NOT a type of RuPay government scheme card?

RuPay credit cards were launched in which year?

What does the name "RuPay" stand for?

Who launched RuPay in India?

When was RuPay officially launched?

What is the daily transaction limit for mobile banking without full KYC, as per standard practice?

Which Regional Rural Bank in Kerala is known for pioneering full-fledged mobile banking?

What does MPIN stand for?

What is the purpose of the 99# USSD code in mobile banking?

ICICI Bank introduced full mobile banking in India in which year?

Which country launched the first mobile banking service in the world?

Credit loading into a PPI wallet by non-bank entities is:

Which of the following statements about Closed PPIs is true?

What is the KYC-based balance limit for Full KYC PPI wallets?

Which of the following companies can issue only Semi-Closed or Closed PPIs (with RBI approval)?

Which entity regulates PPIs in India?

What type of PPI allows cash withdrawals and ATM access?

Which of the following is an example of a Closed System PPI?

What is the maximum monthly transaction limit for a Minimum KYC PPI wallet as per RBI rules?