Full form of Banking related Articles

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 Here are the full forms of banking-related topics:


*A*


1. ATM - Automated Teller Machine

2. ACH - Automated Clearing House

3. APR - Annual Percentage Rate

4. AML - Anti-Money Laundering

5. API - Application Programming Interface


*B*


1. BFSI - Banking, Financial Services and Insurance

2. BPO - Business Process Outsourcing

3. BPR - Business Process Re-engineering

4. BSA - Bank Secrecy Act

5. BSB - Bank State Branch


*C*


1. CAGR - Compound Annual Growth Rate

2. CAN - Credit Account Number

3. CAP - Capital Adequacy Ratio

4. CASH - Clearing and Settlement House

5. CBU - Core Banking Unit


*D*


1. DBS - Deposit-Based System

2. DDA - Demand Deposit Account

3. DMT - Demand Money Transfer

4. DP - Depository Participant

5. DR - Deposit Receipt


*E*


1. EBA - Electronic Banking Association

2. EBT - Electronic Benefits Transfer

3. ECS - Electronic Clearing Service

4. EFT - Electronic Funds Transfer

5. EMI - Equated Monthly Installment


*F*


1. FATCA - Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act

2. FCNR - Foreign Currency Non-Resident

3. FDI - Foreign Direct Investment

4. FDR - Fixed Deposit Receipt

5. FEMA - Foreign Exchange Management Act


*G*


1. GAB - General Account Branch

2. GBS - Global Banking System

3. GDP - Gross Domestic Product

4. GDR - Global Depository Receipt

5. GIC - General Insurance Corporation


*H*


1. HFC - Housing Finance Company

2. HNI - High Net Worth Individual

3. HTM - Held to Maturity

4. HYIP - High-Yield Investment Program


*I*


1. IBAN - International Bank Account Number

2. IBS - Integrated Banking System

3. ICICI - Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India

4. IDBI - Industrial Development Bank of India

5. IFSC - Indian Financial System Code


*J*


1. JLG - Joint Liability Group


*K*


1. KCC - Kisan Credit Card

2. KVP - Kisan Vikas Patra


*L*


1. LAF - Liquidity Adjustment Facility

2. LC - Letter of Credit

3. LDR - Loan Deposit Ratio

4. LTV - Loan to Value

5. LRS - Liberalized Remittance Scheme


*M*


1. MAB - Monthly Average Balance

2. MCLR - Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate

3. MFI - Microfinance Institution

4. MICR - Magnetic Ink Character Recognition

5. MMID - Mobile Money Identifier


*N*


1. NBFC - Non-Banking Financial Company

2. NCD - Negotiable Certificate of Deposit

3. NEFT - National Electronic Funds Transfer

4. NPA - Non-Performing Asset

5. NSDL - National Securities Depository Limited


*O*


1. OBU - Overseas Banking Unit

2. OD - Overdraft

3. OLTAS - Online Tax Accounting System

4. OPGSP - Online Pension and General Provident Fund System

5. OTC - Over the Counter


*P*


1. PAN - Permanent Account Number

2. PAP - Payment and Accounting Procedure

3. PDC - Post-Dated Cheque

4. PFRDA - Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority

5. PMJDY - Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana


*Q*


1. QAB - Quarterly Average Balance


*R*


1. RAROC - Risk-Adjusted Return on Capital

2. RBI - Reserve Bank of India

3. REPO - Repurchase Agreement

4. RTGS - Real-Time Gross Settlement

5. RUPAY - RuPay Card


*S*


1. SARFAESI - Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest

2. SB - Savings Bank

3. SBI - State Bank of India

4. SDR - Special Drawing Rights

5. SLR - Statutory Liquidity Ratio


*T*


1. T+1 - Trading Plus One

2. T+2 - Trading Plus Two

3. T+3 - Trading Plus Three

4. TB - Treasury Bill

5. TDS - Tax Deduction at Source


*U*


1. UAN - Universal Account Number

2. UCO - United Commercial Bank

3. UPI - Unified Payments Interface

4. UPI-PIN - Unified Payments Interface-Personal Identification Number

5. USOF - Universal Service Obligation Fund


*V*

1. VAS -Value 

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