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Important Codes and Numbers Questions and Answers

133.

In APBS, B stands for _____

Answer: D

Correct answer: Bridge

APBS is the Aadhaar Payment Bridge System. It is the “bridge” that lets a government department pay a subsidy or benefit using only the beneficiary’s Aadhaar number: the mapper turns that number into the bank account last linked to it, so the department never needs the account details.

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134.

How many digits will be used to represent Universal Account Number ?

Answer: C

Correct answer: 12

The Universal Account Number is the 12-digit number the EPFO allots to every member. It stays with the employee for life, and each new employer’s PF member id is linked under the same UAN, which is what makes the balance portable when a person changes jobs.

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137.

First Indian bank to provide Internet Banking facility is ______

Answer: B

Correct answer: ICICI Bank

ICICI Bank was the first Indian bank to offer internet banking, launching it in 1996 under the name Infinity. Take-up was slow at first because so few customers had internet access; it became the main channel only years later.

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139.

The first rural bank to introduce a co-branded ATM card is _______

Answer: B

Correct answer: Pallava Grama Bank

Pallava Grama Bank, a regional rural bank of Tamil Nadu, was the first rural bank to issue a co-branded ATM card - a card issued jointly with a sponsor bank, so that the rural bank’s customers could use the larger bank’s ATM network.

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140.

________ is the first bank to launch the Mudra Card based on the RuPay platform.

Answer: B

Correct answer: Corporation Bank

Corporation Bank was the first to issue the MUDRA Card on the RuPay platform. The card gives a micro-entrepreneur who has been sanctioned a MUDRA loan a running working-capital limit that can be drawn at an ATM or spent at a point of sale, rather than a single lump-sum disbursal.

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