Under this, customers would be provided with the facility of making their payments towards government dues through Point of Sale (PoS) machines.
Under the MoU, SBI would install 3,000 PoS machines in a phased manner. As many as 500 PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) and other PoS devices would be provided three days after receiving the list of locations, and the remaining in batches of 500 every fortnight.
The Bank would not charge the Haryana Government for any transaction made on PoS machines, and would also not charge any amount from customers for any PoS machines transactions. The Bank would also impart training government officials to operate PoS machines, it said.
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