Public Sector Banks
Government-owned banks providing essential banking services like savings, loans, and financial inclusion schemes.
- Low-cost savings accounts with basic banking facilities.
- Various loan schemes like home, personal, and agriculture loans.
- Involvement in government welfare schemes like Jan Dhan Yojana.
Private Sector Banks
Privately-owned banks focusing on offering innovative banking products and digital services.
- Higher interest rates on savings accounts.
- Personalized loan schemes and premium credit cards.
- Advanced digital banking and mobile app features.
Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)
These banks focus on rural financial inclusion and agricultural lending.
- Agriculture loans, self-help group loans, and rural savings accounts.
- Implementation of government schemes like PM Kisan Yojana.
- Special financial literacy programs for rural communities.
Small Finance Banks
Small finance banks cater to the underserved sections of the economy like small businesses and low-income individuals.
- High-interest savings accounts and small-ticket microloans.
- Insurance and pension products for low-income groups.
- Easy-to-use mobile banking apps for rural areas.
Payments Banks
Payments banks provide low-value banking services with a focus on digital transactions.
- Small savings accounts with limited deposit amounts (up to ₹2 lakh).
- Fast and easy digital payments, mobile recharges, and money transfers.
- Seamless mobile banking and debit card facilities.