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ICICI Bank, the third largest bank in India, offers a dearth of information to its customers. Established in 1955, the bank is the richest in India, where its market specialization is concerned. Spread over India through its 950 branches, ICICI Bank has its presence in 17 countries. However, it is the ICICI online Banking site which has given the real face and visibility to the bank. The website offers to its customers a range of features, including the product features and services such as personal banking, NRI Banking and corporate banking.
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Within personal banking, while the ICICI Bank site offers information on its products such as deposits, loans, investments, cards and insurance, there are specific online tools for payment of bills, prepaid mobile recharge, shopping, credit card, ticket booking such as booking railway tickets on IRCTC and air tickets on Air Deccan, Smart Money Order, mobile banking funds transfer and avail loans online. All this from the comforts of your home! Online banking has thus made it not only flexible, but also easy for the customers. NRI banking has never been more easy for those living abroad, allowing the customers free online services. Consequently, while they can transfer money from anywhere in India, they can even track their application for bank accounts online. Besides these, non-resident Indians get several interactive tools such as online interest rate and charges, FAQs, request information, chat and access calculators from the website.
ICICI Bank offers special online services for corporate banking as well, thus offering a one stop shop to their clients. Customers can therefore carry on their transactions from anywhere in India at any time with just a click of their button. Besides transaction services, corporate internet banking also allows them to have access to real time account balance information, download account statements in different formats, subscribe through e-mail, request for check book or stop payment and access to all trade-related information.
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