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As an electronic settlement, it ensures transfer of funds from one account of a bank to that of another bank on a real-time and on gross basis. Here real-time refers transactions that do not need any waiting period. Transactions are settled as soon as they are executed.
BACPS/BEFTN
Bangladesh Automated Cheque Processing System (BACPS) and Bangladesh Electronic Funds Transfer Network (BEFTN) are designed to automate cheque clearing to speed up the processing and reduce risks as well as provide a medium for paper-less interbank payments.
Fund transfer through ATM
ATMs provide a couple of facilities and services to the customers. One of them is to transfer money from one bank account to another using your debit/ATM card. Money transfers through ATMs can be helpful in urgent situations.
Fund transfer from INB
With internet banking, customers can transfer funds between bank accounts without having to visit the bank. The transaction can be made through the BEFTN facilities between banks. Net banking offers a 'Fund Transfer' option, for quickly transferring funds to third-party beneficiaries within the bank.
- The best things in life happen unexpectedly. Thank you Shri Sushil Kumar Sir, for visiting the SBI Bangladesh and inspiring us to work harder and to think big. Your visit to the FO Bangladesh has left us pleasantly surprised and has boosted the morale of all the Employees.
SBI holds “Annual Risk Conference – 2025”
- State Bank of India, Bangladesh Operations organized its “Annual Risk Conference – 2025” with a view to create risk awareness among the staffs to instill a proactive risk management culture. The conference was held on 1st February 2025 at Amari Dhaka.
A. N. M. Moinul Kabir, Director of Department of Off-Site Supervision (Division-2) at Bangladesh Bank graced the event as the chief guest, while Surabhi Ghosh, Additional Director of the same department conducted sessions on operational risk and unfolded risk management performance of the bank.
Amit Kumar, Country Head of the bank chaired the conference, with Anirban Haq, Chief Risk Officer, hosting the event. The event was held in a hybrid mode with participation of the bank’s top management along with all Dhaka based staffs whereas outskirt branches staffs from Chattogram and Khulna attended through virtual platform.
Amit Kumar, Country Head of the bank reiterated the importance of nurturing risk management culture amongst the staffs and the bank’s strategy to adhere into its risk appetite. Anirban Haq, Chief Risk Officer; Debajyoti Banerjee, Head of Credit conducted sessions on “Risk Management: SBI Perspective” and “Emerging Financial Risks”, respectively.
Deepak Kumar Singh, CEO Dhaka has given conclusive remarks and given vote of thanks
