Delhi Nagrik Sahakari Bank launches ATM, Debit Card services
New Delhi, May 23
Minister for Social Welfare and Cooperatives Ravinder Indraj Singh on Saturday inaugurated the Delhi Nagrik Sahakari Bank Limited's ATM and Debit Card facilities.
Ravinder Indraj Singh said at a programme, organised at Hindi Bhawan, ITO, that the bank has also introduced its Gold Loan facility
The Bank shared details of various new initiatives aimed at expanding digital banking services and providing customers with a more convenient and modern banking experience.
Addressing the gathering, Ravinder Indraj Singh stated that the cooperative sector serves as an effective medium for economically empowering ordinary citizens.
He said that in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of "Sahkar Se Samriddhi", cooperative institutions in Delhi are being connected with modern technologies and digital services.
He stated that the expansion of digital banking facilities of Delhi Nagrik Sahakari Bank would provide citizens with more transparent, simple and convenient services while further strengthening the cooperative sector.
The Minister stated that the Delhi government is continuously working towards strengthening the cooperative sector and is committed to making banking services more accessible, modern and public-oriented in the interest of citizens.
Delhi Nagrik Sahakari Bank Chairman Pradeep Kumar Sharma, in his address, stated that the Bank has consistently been working with customer convenience and trust as its highest priorities.
He said that the launch of ATM and Debit Card facilities marks a significant milestone in the growth journey of the Bank.
Sharma stated that through new services such as Gold Loans, efforts are being made to provide customers with simple and prompt financial assistance.
He added that the Bank is continuously working towards expanding digital services, strengthening the ATM network and making online banking facilities more effective and seamless so that customers can benefit from improved and modern banking services.
— IANS
Reader Comments
💰 Good to see Delhi govt pushing digital banking for cooperatives. But I hope this isn't just a photo op—the real test is whether these ATMs work in crowded areas and have sufficient balance. Also, would love to see more transparency in gold loan interest rates. Still, it's a positive step for sure.
🙏 As someone who lives near ITO, this is welcome news. Cooperative banks often get ignored when it comes to modernisation. Debit cards will make it easier for senior citizens and daily wage workers who still prefer these banks over private ones. Hope the customer service improves too!
Interesting—cooperative banks in India seem to be catching up with digital trends. I'm an expat in Delhi and I've seen how these banks serve low-income communities. The gold loan feature is smart because many locals use gold as collateral. But let's see if the ATM network is robust. Good initiative overall.
😊 It's heartening to see cooperative banks getting digital upgrades. My mother has been with Delhi Nagrik Sahakari Bank for years—she'll finally be able to use an ATM instead of queuing up. But please ensure proper security features on these debit cards. Also, why no mention of zero-balance accounts for poorer sections? Just a thought.
👏 Sahkar se samriddhi—good slogan but need to see if this translates to real benefits. My uncle uses this bank and always complains about limited branches. ATM and debit cards are basics for any modern bank. Hope the bank also invests in mobile banking and digital
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