DoP Internet Banking has been launched on 14/12/2018

DoP Internet Banking has been launched on 14/12/2018

Following steps should be followed for activating DoP Internet Banking:

• Get request from customer in the prescribed pre-printed form.
• Use CMRC menu, Modify CIF and fill all mandatory fields : Mobile no, email id, DOB, PAN and mother's maiden name.
• Click on enable Net banking, submit & verify.
• If photo and signature are not available, get fresh KYC form.
• Customer will get SMS after 24 hours with an internet banking link.
• Customer can activate DoP Internet banking using the provided link with his CIF ID and Account ID.

(PLEASE TRY TO LOGIN, ONLY AFTER RECEIVING SMS) 

Goto - https://ebanking.indiapost.gov.in

1. Click New Activation.
2. Customer ID is CIF ID
3. Account ID is SB A/C No.
4. Click submit. 
5. Customer will receive an OTP on registered mobile number for activating Internet Banking.
6. Default USER ID is CIF ID.

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India Post targets 10% share in parcel business segment

The postal department has set a target to more than double its market share in parcel business in next two years, Communications Minister Manoj Sinha said Tuesday.

“Approximately, we have 3-4 per cent share in parcel business. Private players offer effective service instantly while in government system people at small places are required to wait for decision of headquarter. Therefore, to take instant decision and to offer competitive service, we have created a separate parcel directorate and set target of achieving 10 per cent of this parcel business in coming 2 years,” Sinha said.

He was sharing status of works being done at the department on the eve of World Post Day.

In 2017-18, India Post handled 618 crore mail articles, 18 crore registered articles and 46 crore speed post articles.

According to a KPMG report, the e-commerce retail logistics market alone is valued at USD 1.35 billion in 2018, and is projected to witness a growth of around 36 per cent in the coming five years.

“Around 94-96 per cent people get articles delivered to them in time,” Sinha said.