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OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF CBS ENVIRONMENT

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What does CBS stand for in the context of Indian banking?

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CBS stands for Core Banking Solution, a centralized banking software platform that enables customers to access their accounts and banking services from any branch of the bank.

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What is the full form of CBS in Indian banking?

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Core Banking Solution connecting all bank branches centrally.

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What is the primary architectural feature that distinguishes CBS from traditional branch banking?

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CBS uses a centralized database where all branch data is stored at a central server, enabling real-time transaction processing across all branches rather than maintaining separate databases per branch.

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What is the meaning of 'centralized database' in CBS?

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Single unified database storing all customer and account data.

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What is meant by 'anywhere banking' in a CBS environment?

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Anywhere banking means a customer can perform banking transactions from any branch of the bank, not just the home branch, because all accounts are linked to the central server.

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What is a 'teller' transaction in the CBS environment?

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Over-the-counter cash or transfer transaction processed by branch staff.

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What is a 'host' in CBS terminology?

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The host in CBS refers to the central server or data centre that processes all transactions and maintains the master database for all customer accounts across the bank.

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What is an RTGS transaction in the context of CBS?

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Real Time Gross Settlement for high-value interbank fund transfers.

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