With the changing times, now the banking sector has also changed a lot as compared to earlier. The work for which earlier one had to go to the bank, now that work can be done easily while sitting at home. In such a situation, the customers have got a lot of convenience. For example, if you want to send money to someone, earlier you had to go to the bank. But now the time has changed and now with other methods like online banking and UPI, you can send money to anyone from your mobile. But in this digital era, you have to take care of some things while sending money, because due to your small mistake, your money can be transferred to the wrong bank account. So let us know what are the things you have to keep in mind while transferring money. You can learn about this in the next slides...

Keep these things in mind:-
Number 1

When you send money to someone online, you can send money through modes like NEFT, IMPS and RTGS, and UPI. Here you have to keep in mind that you have filled in all the information of the person in front of you correctly. Otherwise, your money may get transferred to the wrong place.

Number 2
Generally, when people transfer money online, most of the mistakes are made by people in filling in the account number. If even one digit of the account number is entered wrong, then the money gets transferred to the wrong bank account. At the same time, a lot of hard work has to be done to get this money back. That's why always check the account number and fill it correctly.

Number 3
Whenever you transfer money to someone online, fill in the IFSC code carefully. It varies from branch to branch of each bank. If it is wrong and it matches with a bank account as well as the account number, then your money may get transferred to the wrong bank account.

Number 4
People also use UPI to transfer money online. If you are also doing this, then fill in the mobile number or UPI ID of the person in front only after seeing it. This is because if it is wrong, then your money can also go to the wrong account.

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