Surbhi was returning from her SSC tutoring. She then stopped to have some tea in winter months of Delhi after spotting a small chai tapri close to the metro station. You know, the place where the air practically smells of cutting-edge treatment and relaxation.

Rajeev worked as an electrician in a small town. Life wasn’t easy, but he never complained. Every month, after paying rent, school fees, and daily expenses, he’d save a little for his daughter’s wedding. The marriage date was fixed, the invitations were printed, and the small, rented hall was booked. 

We have always dreamed of a world where managing and paying our utility bills like, electricity bills, recharging mobile, or settling the loan EMI is as simple as tapping a button. 

In the ever-evolving world of finance, the role of a local banker is becoming increasingly vital, especially in rural and semi-rural areas. However, many people hold onto misconceptions that can deter them from seizing this opportunity. At BANKIT, we believe that everyone should have access to financial services, and we’re here to help you understand what it truly takes to become a banker in your neighborhood. Let’s explore the common myths and the realities behind becoming a BANKIT agent.

In many parts of India, especially rural and semi-rural areas, sending money to family members who live far away is essential. Migrant workers, in particular, often need to send money back home to support their families. But how did we get to the point where transferring money is so quick and easy? Let’s take a look at how money transfers have evolved, from traditional banks to innovative solutions, and how BANKIT is contributing to the same with its DMT services.