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Hindustan Times
29-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
SBI CBO Recruitment 2025: Last date to apply for 2964 Circle Based Officer posts at sbi.co.in
State Bank of India, SBI will close the registration process for Circle Based Officer posts on May 29, 2025. Candidates who want to apply for the posts can do it through the official website of SBI at This recruitment drive will fill up 2964 posts in the organisation. Candidates having graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised University or any equivalent qualification recognised as such by the Central Government including Integrated Dual Degree (IDD) can apply for the post. Candidates possessing qualifications such as Medical, Engineering, Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant would also be eligible. The age limit of the candidate should be between 21 years to 30 years as on April 30, 2025. The candidates applying for vacancies of a particular Circle, should be proficient (reading, writing and understanding) in any one of the specified opted local language of that Circle (mentioned against each Circle). The selection process consists of Online Test, Screening and Interview. Online test will consist of Objective Tests for 120 marks and Descriptive Test for 50 marks. The Descriptive Test will be administered immediately after conclusion of the Objective Test and candidates will have to type their Descriptive Test answers on the computer. The duration of Descriptive Test is 30 minutes. It will be a Test of English Language (Letter Writing & Essay) with two questions for total 50 marks. The application fee is rs 750/- for General/ EWS/OBC category. SC/ ST/ PwBD category candidates are exempted from payment of application fee. The payment can be made by using debit card/ credit card/ Internet Banking by providing information as asked on the screen. To apply online, candidates can follow the steps given below. 1. Visit the official website of SBI at 2. Click on career link and a new page will open. 3. Click on current openings and then click on SBI Circle Based Officer posts. 4. Now click on direct link and register yourself. 5. Once registration is done, login to the account. 6. Fill the application form and make the payment of application fee. 7. Click on submit and download the page. 8. Keep a hard copy of the same for further need. For more related details candidates can check the official website of SBI.
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Business Standard
26-05-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
ICICI Bank ends PayLater on UPI: Here's what's changing for users now
ICICI Bank has officially discontinued its PayLater credit line service on UPI for all customers. Once a popular feature for users looking to make short-term purchases with a deferred payment option, the bank has now closed the facility, according to an update on its official website. The move affects users who previously used PayLater as a digital credit line for instant purchases via UPI, including both online and offline merchants. Here's a detailed look at what ICICI Bank has said about this change, and what customers need to do now. Why ICICI PayLater has been discontinued? According to the bank's PayLater page and FAQs, the service has been stopped 'as per internal policy.' No specific external regulatory reason has been cited. ICICI Bank has confirmed that the decision affects all customers, irrespective of how frequently they used the feature or their credit history with the bank. What happens to customers using it? The bank has provided clarity on what customers can expect going forward: · No new transactions: Customers can no longer use PayLater to make payments via UPI, including through popular apps like iMobile Pay and other third-party UPI apps. · Existing dues remain payable: Users with pending PayLater dues must continue to repay their outstanding balances. The usual repayment timelines, as previously communicated in monthly statements, will continue to apply. How can users repay existing dues? The bank has provided repayment options through its digital platforms: · Customers can log in to iMobile Pay or Internet Banking to check and pay their outstanding dues. · Repayments must be made using linked savings accounts or other approved methods as per earlier PayLater repayment norms. Which services are not affected? The lender clarified that the PayLater closure is specific to UPI transactions. Other bank services, including credit cards, savings accounts, and loans, remain unaffected. What should customers do now? · Check your PayLater account on the iMobile Pay app or through Internet Banking. · Clear any outstanding dues by the due date to avoid penalties. · Keep an eye on future communications from the bank regarding your PayLater account. The bank has advised customers to reach out through its digital channels or visit a branch in case they have further questions.
Mid East Info
13-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
NBO Introduces Direct Debit E-Mandate, Transforming Recurring Payments in Oman - Middle East Business News and Information
13 May 2025, Muscat – The National Bank of Oman (NBO) has launched its Direct Debit E-Mandate, a reliable digital solution that simplifies recurring transactions for businesses and individuals. Developed as part of the Central Bank of Oman's (CBO) digital payment efforts, this innovative service provides customers with greater flexibility, effortless management and control over their payments through a user-friendly digital platform. The Direct Debit E-Mandate enables customers to schedule regular payments, eliminating the need for manual processing or cheque-based transactions. Available through NBO's Corporate Internet Banking (for Businesses) and the NBO App (for Individuals), this service allows seamless and scheduled payments, improving efficiency and reliability. Mohammed Yahya Al Jabri, Assistant General Manager – Head of Global Transaction Banking at NBO, commented, 'The launch of the Direct Debit E-Mandate represents a major advancement in Oman's financial ecosystem. By offering businesses and individuals a reliable digital solution to manage payments, we are driving efficiency, reducing administrative burdens and improving user convenience.' The Direct Debit E-Mandate offers secure digital approval, allowing customers to create, approve, modify or cancel mandates through NBO's digital banking platforms. Payments are processed automatically, allowing seamless and scheduled payments without the need for manual follow-ups. From his end, Dr. Ali Al Shekaili, Assistant General Manager – Head of Digital & E-Channels at NBO, added, 'This initiative aligns with our commitment to digital innovation. Customers can now create and manage their payment mandates securely and effortlessly through our digital banking platforms, reinforcing NBO's position as a leader in financial technology.' Moreover, users are promptly notified of mandate creation, modifications and payments, ensuring transparency and control over their financial activities. The service supports various payment frequencies, including daily, weekly, monthly and yearly transactions, making it suitable for loan repayments, subscription services, utility bills and business transactions. Customers also have the flexibility to modify or revoke their mandates digitally at any time, ensuring full control over their financial commitments. As Oman continues its journey toward a fully digital financial ecosystem, NBO remains committed to introducing cutting-edge solutions that enhance banking experiences for corporate and retail customers.
Straits Times
29-04-2025
- Straits Times
POSB customer warns of suspicious email that likely contains malware and can 'wipe out your bank account'
POSB customer warns of suspicious email that likely contains malware and can 'wipe out your bank account' A man received a suspicious email from an unknown sender posing as POSB. Stomper Jason recently received an email from the address 'posb1@ with 'Posb Alert' as the sender's name. However, the email was sent from a Substack domain instead of a DBS domain (e.g. customerservice@ POSB is also supposed to be entirely capitalised, which was not the case here. The email contained a link asking Jason to "activate your Digital Token", but it is likely a phishing link used to steal personal information. "I tried to contact the bank to report this, but I couldn't find the relevant link. So, I am sharing this on Stomp to remind other Singaporeans about this," Jason said. "The email looks genuine, so any unsuspecting Singaporean might just click and download malware and then wipe out their bank account." POSB advises members of the public to adopt the following precautionary measures to protect themselves from scams: Do not give out your Internet Banking credentials, OTP, Digital Token, or any DBS-related email or SMS verification approvals to other individuals, non-DBS websites, or mobile applications. Do not provide your ATM, credit or debit card details to unknown websites or callers. Do not click on URL links, call phone numbers, or scan QR codes provided in unsolicited emails, SMSes, or other forms of messaging channels. Do not download apps from unknown or unofficial sources. The public is encouraged to report a potential scam or fraud attempt to prevent others from being a victim. If you have any information relating to such crimes or if you are in doubt, call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit a report online at . All information will be kept strictly confidential. For urgent police assistance, dial '999'. Click here to contribute a story or submit it to our WhatsApp Get more of Stomp's latest updates by following us on: Share this article Show Comments
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Major bank reveals 'kill switch' to help Aussies 'protect their money'
ANZ is launching a new tactic to protect customers against scammers. The Digital Padlock has been likened to a "kill switch" and will allow users to lock down their account if they think they're being scammed. Think of it like blocking a misplaced or stolen card but for your whole account. Traditionally, if a scammer has gained access, there aren't many tricks to stop them from transferring your money away. "The more tools customers have at their fingertips to protect their money, the better," ANZ Group Executive Australia Retail, Maile Carnegie said. 91-year-old Aussie loses $130,000 after receiving this brazen phone call Centrelink change to see thousands more Aussies eligible for age pension Coles, Woolworths trick to get $100 off grocery bill every month: 'Beat them at their own game' If a customer suspects there is suspicious activity on their account, they can log in, press a few buttons, and all payments will be stopped. Digital Padlock will also block credit and debit cards and notify the ANZ fraud monitoring system Falcon of suspicious activity. No one will be able to change details or send money to far-away places until the threat has ANZ customer support team will restore full banking services for the customer once they can be certain that the threat has passed. If your account is locked down, essential payments like mortgages or direct debits, will still be processed. Digital Padlock will be available on ANZ App, ANZ Plus and Internet Banking when it rolls out in the middle of this year. 'ANZ Digital Padlock takes just a few clicks so it will give our customers direct, real-time control over the security of their own accounts," Carnegie said. "It will provide some extra peace of mind for customers, knowing that they can act quickly if they think they are at risk of being compromised and protect them from common scams currently targeting Australians, including phishing and impersonation scams.' Scammers are constantly evolving their tactics to siphon off your hard-earned money. While many people don't realise they have been scammed when the heist is taking place, you might be lucky enough to catch them in the heat of the moment. The kill switch is the answer to that problem. The concept was introduced in Singapore by local bank OCBC in 2022 after it lost $16.2 million in a series of phishing scams. It only took a few months before the Singaporean government mandated that all banks introduce a kill switch option. There were close to 100,000 phishing scams in Australia last year, according to the ACCC's National Anti-Scam Centre. ANZ is also launching a First Responders team to protect customers who do end up getting scammed. Normally, people would have to go through the fraud division, however, they will now deal with a new department. 'This team of specialists are experts in supporting our customers who suspect they've fallen victim to a fraud or scam,' Carnegie said. 'Joining our Scams Assist and existing expert Customer Protection teams, ANZ First Responders will work closely with our customers and our internal teams when time is of the essence,' she said. Following a successful 2024 pilot, the ANZ First Responders team is now supported by 65 people and is expected to grow over the next 12 in to access your portfolio
