Safe ePayments @ IIBF’s Banking Chanakya

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Safe ePayments @ IIBF’s Banking Chanakya

          The sponsors of Banking Chanakya 2022 are State Bank of India, Canara Bank and Karnataka Bank




          The prizes are as below:

National Final Winner – 1,00,000/-

National Final Runner Up – 75,000/-

 

The TOP 3 teams at the Zonal Semi Final Level from each zone will be awarded Cash Prizes as under:

Zonal Semi Final Winner – 25,000/-

Zonal Semi Final 1st Runner Up – 15,000/-

Zonal Semi Final 2nd Runner Up – 10,000/-

 

The TOP 3 teams at the Quarter Final Level from each zone will be awarded Cash Prizes as under:

Zonal Quarter Final Winner – 5,000/-

Zonal Quarter Final 1st Runner up – 2,000/-

Zonal Quarter Final 2nd Runner up – 1,000/-

 

Karnataka govt partners with NPCI and SBI for enabling and implementing e-RUPI @ https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/money-and-banking/karnataka-govt-partners-with-npci-and-sbi-for-enabling-and-implementing-e-rupi/article38054676.ece

          It will be a great booster for e-RUPI, if the winners of Banking Chanakya 2022 are awarded the cash prizes in the form of e-RUPI vouchers.

          A start can be made in 75/25 ratio i.e 75% of the prize amount via Digital Transfer and 25% as e-RUPI vouchers

All the 3 sponsors of BC 2022 are live as Issuers on the e-RUPI platform.

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About Banking Chanakya:

To commemorate it’s 90 years of dedicated service towards professional learning and skill development of the Bankers in India, IIBF had successfully introduced an Inter-Bank Quiz contest, aptly named as ‘Banking Chanakya’, in 2017.

Seeing the overwhelming response received from the Banking fraternity then, the Institute has decided to continue this endeavour as an annual event to promote the spirit of competitive learning amongst Bankers. This Quiz competition aims to provide an innovative, interactive platform to the Banking professionals to facilitate a copious flow of knowledge and ideas packed in exciting rounds. It is expected to help the participants to understand the need to go beyond the mundane and seek meaningful outlets that rekindle the spirit of positive competition.

 

With this objective in mind, the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance invites the Banking fraternity to participate in the 2nd NATIONAL INTER-BANK QUIZ CONTEST “BANKING CHANAKYA -2022” commencing from 15th August 2022.

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Read about the Quiz Format @ https://www.iibfbankingchanakya.com/quiz-format.html

 

Read about e-RUPI @ https://www.npci.org.in/what-we-do/e-rupi/product-overview

 

           

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