25 of 129 definitions have been checked against a cited source. The others are marked and are being sourced.

129 terms

AA (Account Aggregator)

Account AggregatorAwaiting source

An RBI-licensed firm that moves a customer's financial data between institutions only with the customer's consent. It does not store the data.

Payments. See also FIP, FIU

AML (Anti-money laundering)

Anti-money launderingAwaiting source

The controls, monitoring and reporting that stop criminals using banks to disguise illegal money.

Banking and risk. See also CFT, PMLA

APB (Aadhaar Payment Bridge)

Aadhaar Payment BridgeAwaiting source

NPCI's system for sending government benefit payments to bank accounts linked to the recipient's Aadhaar number.

Payments

API (Application programming interface)

Application programming interfaceAwaiting source

A defined way for one system to request data or actions from another.

Technology

AUA (Authentication User Agency)

Authentication User AgencyAwaiting source

An organisation permitted by UIDAI to use Aadhaar authentication to verify its customers.

Banking and risk. See also KUA, UIDAI

AutoPay (UPI AutoPay)

UPI AutoPayAwaiting source

The UPI feature for recurring payments under a mandate the customer approves once, such as subscriptions or instalments.

Payments. See also NACH

BBPS (Bharat Bill Payment System)

Bharat Bill Payment SystemAwaiting source

An interoperable system for paying utility and other recurring bills through many channels.

Payments

BCP (Business continuity plan)

Business continuity planAwaiting source

The plan for keeping critical services running, or restoring them, during a disruption.

Technology. See also DR

BFF (Backend for frontend)

Backend for frontendAwaiting source

A server layer built for one client, such as a mobile app, that shapes data from many services for that client.

Technology

BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money)

Bharat Interface for MoneyAwaiting source

NPCI's own UPI app.

Payments. See also UPI

BOD (Beginning of day)

Beginning of dayAwaiting source

The batch run that opens a new business date in a core banking system after end of day.

Banking and risk. See also EOD

BRBNMPL (Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Private Limited)

Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Private Limited1

A wholly owned subsidiary of RBI that prints banknotes at presses in Mysuru and Salboni.

Institution. See also RBI

CASA (Current account and savings account)

Current account and savings accountAwaiting source

Deposits in current and savings accounts, a low-cost source of funds for banks.

Banking and risk

CBDC (Central bank digital currency)

Central bank digital currencyAwaiting source

Digital money issued by a central bank. RBI's version is the e-rupee.

Payments

CBS (Core banking system)

Core banking systemAwaiting source

The central system of record for a bank's customers, accounts, deposits, loans and general ledger.

Banking and risk. See also EOD, GL

CCIL (The Clearing Corporation of India Limited)

The Clearing Corporation of India Limited2

The central counterparty for India's government securities, money market, forex and rupee derivative trades, authorised by RBI.

Institution. See also TREPS

CDC (Change data capture)

Change data captureAwaiting source

Streaming every change made to a database so other systems can react to it or keep a copy up to date.

Technology. See also CQRS

CERSAI (Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India)

Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India3

A Government company that runs the central registry of security interests, so lenders can check whether a property already secures a loan.

Institution. See also CKYCRR

CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team)

Indian Computer Emergency Response Team4

India's national agency for responding to cyber security incidents. Organisations, including banks, must report certain incidents to it.

Institution

CFT (Countering the financing of terrorism)

Countering the financing of terrorismAwaiting source

Controls that stop money reaching terrorist groups, usually run alongside anti-money-laundering controls.

Banking and risk. See also AML

CI/CD (Continuous integration and continuous delivery)

Continuous integration and continuous deliveryAwaiting source

Automatically building and testing every change, and releasing it through a repeatable pipeline.

Technology

CIC (Credit information company, or core investment company)

Credit information company, or core investment companyAwaiting source

Usually a credit bureau licensed by RBI that holds borrowers' credit histories. In RBI rules it can also mean a core investment company, a type of NBFC.

Banking and risk

Circular (Circular)

CircularAwaiting source

An RBI instruction issued to the entities it regulates, such as banks.

Regulatory instrument

CKYC (Central KYC)

Central KYC5

A shared record of a customer's KYC details that regulated entities can reuse instead of collecting documents again.

Banking and risk. See also CKYCRR, KYC

CKYCRR (Central KYC Records Registry)

Central KYC Records Registry5

The registry of central KYC records. The Government of India authorised CERSAI to run it; it went live in July 2016.

Banking and risk. See also CKYC, CERSAI

CQRS (Command query responsibility segregation)

Command query responsibility segregationAwaiting source

A design that handles writes and reads with separate models, so each can be optimised on its own.

Technology. See also CDC

CRAR (Capital to risk-weighted assets ratio)

Capital to risk-weighted assets ratioAwaiting source

A bank's capital as a share of its assets weighted by risk. RBI sets a minimum.

Banking and risk

CRR (Cash reserve ratio)

Cash reserve ratioAwaiting source

The share of deposits a bank must keep as a balance with RBI.

Banking and risk. See also SLR

CSPM (Cloud security posture management)

Cloud security posture managementAwaiting source

Tools that continuously check cloud accounts for risky settings and policy violations.

Technology

CTR (Cash transaction report)

Cash transaction reportAwaiting source

A report of large cash transactions that a bank files with FIU-IND under the PMLA rules.

Banking and risk. See also FIU-IND, STR

CTS (Cheque Truncation System)

Cheque Truncation System6

The system that clears cheques using scanned images instead of moving paper. Since October 2025 it clears continuously through the day.

Payments. See also MICR

DC (Data centre)

Data centreAwaiting source

A facility that houses servers, storage and networking equipment.

Technology. See also DR

DCCB (District central co-operative bank)

District central co-operative bankAwaiting source

A co-operative bank at district level that lends to primary agricultural credit societies.

Banking and risk. See also StCB

DICGC (Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation)

Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation7

A wholly owned subsidiary of RBI that insures bank deposits, currently up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank.

Institution. See also RBI

DLP (Data loss prevention)

Data loss preventionAwaiting source

Controls that detect and stop sensitive data leaving an organisation by email, upload or device.

Technology

DPDP Act (Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023)

Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023Awaiting source

India's law on the processing of digital personal data, including consent and the duties of organisations that hold such data.

Regulatory instrument. See also MeitY

DR (Disaster recovery)

Disaster recoveryAwaiting source

The plans and systems for restoring service at another site after a major failure.

Technology. See also BCP, RPO, RTO

EDW (Enterprise data warehouse)

Enterprise data warehouseAwaiting source

A central store of cleaned, integrated data used for reporting and analysis across an organisation.

Technology. See also ETL, OLAP

eKYC (Electronic KYC)

Electronic KYCAwaiting source

KYC completed by fetching identity details from UIDAI through Aadhaar authentication, with the customer's consent.

Banking and risk. See also UIDAI, KYC

EOD (End of day)

End of dayAwaiting source

The daily batch run in a core banking system that closes the business day: interest accrual, charges, ledger posting and reports.

Banking and risk. See also BOD, CBS

ESB (Enterprise service bus)

Enterprise service busAwaiting source

Middleware that connects many applications through a central hub, often translating messages between them.

Technology. See also API

ETL (Extract, transform, load)

Extract, transform, loadAwaiting source

Moving data from source systems, reshaping it and loading it into a warehouse or other store.

Technology. See also EDW

FIP (Financial information provider)

Financial information providerAwaiting source

In the Account Aggregator system, an institution that holds a customer's data, such as a bank, and shares it on consent.

Payments. See also AA, FIU

FIU (Financial information user)

Financial information userAwaiting source

In the Account Aggregator system, an institution that asks for a customer's data with consent, such as a lender. Not the same as FIU-IND.

Payments. See also AA, FIP, FIU-IND

FIU-IND (Financial Intelligence Unit – India)

Financial Intelligence Unit – IndiaAwaiting source

The national agency that receives, analyses and shares reports of suspicious and large transactions under the PMLA. Not the same as FIU, a financial information user.

Institution. See also FIU, STR, CTR, PMLA

FSDC (Financial Stability and Development Council)

Financial Stability and Development CouncilAwaiting source

A council chaired by the Finance Minister that brings together India's financial regulators on stability and coordination.

Institution

GitOps (GitOps)

GitOpsAwaiting source

Running systems so that a Git repository holds the desired state, and automation keeps the live system matched to it.

Technology. See also IaC

GL (General ledger)

General ledgerAwaiting source

The bank's master set of accounts, where every transaction is recorded as debits and credits.

Banking and risk. See also CBS

HSM (Hardware security module)

Hardware security moduleAwaiting source

A tamper-resistant device that stores cryptographic keys and performs operations such as PIN verification.

Technology

IaC (Infrastructure as code)

Infrastructure as codeAwaiting source

Defining servers, networks and other infrastructure in version-controlled files instead of setting them up by hand.

Technology. See also GitOps

IBA (Indian Banks' Association)

Indian Banks' Association8

An association of banks in India. With RBI, it set up NPCI.

Institution. See also NPCI

IDRBT (Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology)

Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology9

A society set up by RBI in 1996 in Hyderabad for research and training in banking technology. It built INFINET, SFMS and the National Financial Switch.

Institution. See also INFINET, SFMS, NFS

IFSC (Indian Financial System Code)

Indian Financial System CodeAwaiting source

An 11-character code that identifies a bank branch for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS transfers.

Payments

IFTAS (Indian Financial Technology and Allied Services)

Indian Financial Technology and Allied Services10

A wholly owned subsidiary of RBI that runs INFINET, the banking sector's private network, and SFMS, the messaging system behind RTGS and NEFT.

Institution. See also SFMS, INFINET

IMPS (Immediate Payment Service)

Immediate Payment ServiceAwaiting source

NPCI's instant, round-the-clock interbank transfer service, used with an account number and IFSC or with a mobile number.

Payments. See also UPI, MMID

INFINET (Indian Financial Network)

Indian Financial Network9

The closed, private network of the banking sector, launched in 1999 and now run by IFTAS.

Payments. See also SFMS, IFTAS

IRDAI (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India)

Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of IndiaAwaiting source

The regulator of India's insurance sector.

Institution

ISO 20022 (ISO 20022)

ISO 20022Awaiting source

An international standard for richly structured financial messages, increasingly used for high-value and cross-border payments.

Payments. See also ISO 8583

ISO 8583 (ISO 8583)

ISO 8583Awaiting source

An international standard for card and similar transaction messages, used by card networks and ATM switches.

Payments. See also ISO 20022

IT Act (Information Technology Act, 2000)

Information Technology Act, 2000Awaiting source

India's main law on electronic records, digital signatures and cyber offences.

Regulatory instrument. See also MeitY

JIT access (Just-in-time access)

Just-in-time accessAwaiting source

Granting elevated access only when needed and only for a short time, instead of permanently.

Technology. See also PAM

K8s (Kubernetes)

KubernetesAwaiting source

An open-source system for running and scaling containerised applications across a cluster of machines.

Technology

KMM (Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile)

Kotlin Multiplatform MobileAwaiting source

A way to share Kotlin code between Android and iOS apps, now called Kotlin Multiplatform.

Technology

KUA (e-KYC User Agency)

e-KYC User AgencyAwaiting source

An organisation permitted by UIDAI to receive Aadhaar e-KYC data for its customers.

Banking and risk. See also AUA, UIDAI

KYC (Know your customer)

Know your customerAwaiting source

The process of verifying a customer's identity and address, required before a bank or other regulated entity opens an account.

Banking and risk. See also CKYC, VKYC, eKYC

LAF (Liquidity adjustment facility)

Liquidity adjustment facilityAwaiting source

RBI's operations that lend to or absorb money from banks for short periods to steer short-term interest rates.

Banking and risk. See also MSF

LLM (Large language model)

Large language modelAwaiting source

A machine learning model trained on large amounts of text that can generate and interpret language.

Technology

Master Circular (Master Circular)

Master CircularAwaiting source

An RBI document that consolidates its circulars on a subject as of a date.

Regulatory instrument. See also Master Direction

Master Direction (Master Direction)

Master Direction11

An RBI instrument that sets out all its rules on a subject in one place, updated whenever the rules change.

Regulatory instrument. See also Master Circular

MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology)

Ministry of Electronics and Information TechnologyAwaiting source

The ministry responsible for the IT Act and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

Institution. See also IT Act, DPDP Act

MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition)

Magnetic Ink Character RecognitionAwaiting source

The machine-readable line printed on a cheque that identifies the bank, branch and cheque number.

Payments. See also CTS

MLOps (Machine learning operations)

Machine learning operationsAwaiting source

Practices for deploying, monitoring and updating machine learning models reliably in production.

Technology

MMID (Mobile Money Identifier)

Mobile Money IdentifierAwaiting source

A seven-digit number that, with a mobile number, identifies a bank account for IMPS transfers.

Payments. See also IMPS

MSF (Marginal standing facility)

Marginal standing facilityAwaiting source

An RBI window where banks can borrow overnight against government securities at a penal rate when other sources dry up.

Banking and risk. See also LAF

mTLS (Mutual TLS)

Mutual TLSAwaiting source

TLS in which both sides present certificates, so each proves its identity to the other.

Technology

NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development)

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development12

A statutory development bank for agriculture and rural credit, wholly owned by the Government of India since RBI sold its last shares in 2019.

Institution. See also RRB, DCCB, StCB

NACH (National Automated Clearing House)

National Automated Clearing HouseAwaiting source

NPCI's system for bulk and recurring payments, such as salaries, dividends and loan instalments collected under a mandate.

Payments. See also AutoPay

NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer)

National Electronic Funds Transfer13

RBI's account-to-account transfer system. It settles in half-hourly batches, around the clock, in banks' accounts at RBI.

Payments. See also RTGS

NETC (National Electronic Toll Collection)

National Electronic Toll CollectionAwaiting source

NPCI's system for electronic toll payments using FASTag stickers on vehicles.

Payments

NFS (National Financial Switch)

National Financial Switch14

The network that lets a card from one bank work at another bank's ATM. Built by IDRBT, it has been run by NPCI since December 2009.

Payments. See also NPCI

NHB (National Housing Bank)

National Housing Bank15

A statutory body, wholly owned by the Government of India, that finances and promotes housing finance institutions and supervises housing finance companies.

Institution. See also RBI

Notification (Notification)

NotificationAwaiting source

A formal RBI publication that issues or amends regulations and directions.

Regulatory instrument

NPA (Non-performing asset)

Non-performing assetAwaiting source

A loan on which interest or principal has stayed overdue beyond the period RBI sets.

Banking and risk

NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India)

National Payments Corporation of India8

A not-for-profit company set up in 2008 as an initiative of RBI and the Indian Banks' Association, owned by banks. It runs retail payment systems such as UPI and the National Financial Switch.

Institution. See also UPI, NFS

OLAP (Online analytical processing)

Online analytical processingAwaiting source

Systems designed for analysing large volumes of data, such as reporting and dashboards.

Technology. See also OLTP, EDW

OLTP (Online transaction processing)

Online transaction processingAwaiting source

Systems that record many small transactions quickly and reliably, such as a core banking ledger.

Technology. See also OLAP

PA (Payment aggregator)

Payment aggregatorAwaiting source

An RBI-authorised firm that collects payments on behalf of merchants and settles the money to them.

Payments. See also PG

PAM (Privileged access management)

Privileged access managementAwaiting source

Tools and controls that govern who can use powerful administrator accounts, and record what they do.

Technology. See also JIT access

PCA (Prompt corrective action)

Prompt corrective actionAwaiting source

RBI's framework that places restrictions on a weak bank until its capital, asset quality or profits recover.

Banking and risk

PFRDA (Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority)

Pension Fund Regulatory and Development AuthorityAwaiting source

The regulator of pension funds in India, including the National Pension System.

Institution

PG (Payment gateway)

Payment gatewayAwaiting source

Technology that routes online payment details between the customer, merchant and banks. It does not hold the funds.

Payments. See also PA

PMLA (Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002)

Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002Awaiting source

The law that requires banks and other reporting entities to keep records and report certain transactions to FIU-IND.

Regulatory instrument. See also FIU-IND, STR, CTR

PPI (Prepaid payment instrument)

Prepaid payment instrumentAwaiting source

A stored-value product, such as a wallet or gift card, loaded in advance and used to pay.

Payments

PSL (Priority sector lending)

Priority sector lendingAwaiting source

RBI's requirement that banks direct a share of lending to sectors such as agriculture, small business and weaker sections.

Banking and risk

PSP (Payment service provider)

Payment service providerAwaiting source

In UPI, a bank that offers UPI to its customers or to a third-party app. More generally, any firm that provides payment services.

Payments. See also TPAP

PSS Act (Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007)

Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 200714

The law under which RBI authorises and regulates payment systems in India.

Regulatory instrument. See also RBI, NPCI

QR (Quick Response code)

Quick Response codeAwaiting source

A two-dimensional barcode. In Indian payments, a merchant QR code carries the details a UPI or card app needs to pay.

Payments

RBI (Reserve Bank of India)

Reserve Bank of IndiaAwaiting source

India's central bank. It regulates banks and payment systems, runs RTGS and NEFT, and holds the accounts in which banks settle with one another.

Institution. See also NPCI, DICGC

RBIH (Reserve Bank Innovation Hub)

Reserve Bank Innovation Hub16

A wholly owned, not-for-profit subsidiary of RBI in Bengaluru that promotes financial innovation. It builds the Unified Lending Interface.

Institution. See also ULI

ReBIT (Reserve Bank Information Technology Private Limited)

Reserve Bank Information Technology Private Limited17

A wholly owned subsidiary of RBI that handles RBI's IT projects and cyber security, and supports its supervision of banks through security audits.

Institution. See also RBI

RPO (Recovery point objective)

Recovery point objectiveAwaiting source

The most data, measured in time, that an organisation is prepared to lose when a system fails.

Technology. See also RTO, DR

RRB (Regional rural bank)

Regional rural bankAwaiting source

A bank set up to serve rural areas, jointly owned by the Government of India, a state government and a sponsor bank.

Banking and risk. See also NABARD

RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement)

Real Time Gross Settlement9

RBI's system that settles each payment individually and immediately, on a gross basis, between banks.

Payments. See also NEFT

RTO (Recovery time objective)

Recovery time objectiveAwaiting source

How quickly a system must be working again after a failure.

Technology. See also RPO, DR

RuPay (RuPay)

RuPayAwaiting source

India's domestic card network, run by NPCI, for debit, credit and prepaid cards.

Payments. See also NFS

SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)

Securities and Exchange Board of IndiaAwaiting source

The regulator of India's securities markets, including stock exchanges, brokers, depositories and mutual funds.

Institution

SFB (Small finance bank)

Small finance bankAwaiting source

A bank licensed by RBI to focus on small businesses, small farmers and others with limited access to banking.

Banking and risk

SFMS (Structured Financial Messaging System)

Structured Financial Messaging System9

The secure messaging system, launched in 2001 and now run by IFTAS, that carries RTGS, NEFT and government securities settlement messages.

Payments. See also IFTAS, INFINET

SIEM (Security information and event management)

Security information and event managementAwaiting source

A system that collects security logs from many sources and raises alerts on suspicious patterns.

Technology. See also SOAR

SLI (Service level indicator)

Service level indicatorAwaiting source

The measurement used to judge a service against its objective, such as the share of successful payments.

Technology. See also SLO

SLO (Service level objective)

Service level objectiveAwaiting source

A target for how reliable or fast a service should be, measured over a period.

Technology. See also SLI

SLR (Statutory liquidity ratio)

Statutory liquidity ratioAwaiting source

The share of deposits a bank must hold in safe liquid assets such as government securities.

Banking and risk. See also CRR

SOAR (Security orchestration, automation and response)

Security orchestration, automation and responseAwaiting source

Tools that automate responses to security alerts, such as isolating a machine or blocking an address.

Technology. See also SIEM

StCB (State co-operative bank)

State co-operative bankAwaiting source

The apex co-operative bank in a state, above the district central co-operative banks.

Banking and risk. See also DCCB

STR (Suspicious transaction report)

Suspicious transaction reportAwaiting source

A report a bank files with FIU-IND when a transaction looks suspicious under the PMLA.

Banking and risk. See also FIU-IND, CTR

SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication)

Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial TelecommunicationAwaiting source

The global cooperative network banks use to exchange cross-border payment and other financial messages.

Payments

TPAP (Third-party application provider)

Third-party application providerAwaiting source

A UPI app run by a company that is not a bank. It connects to UPI through one or more partner banks that act as payment service providers.

Payments. See also PSP, UPI

TPS (Transactions per second)

Transactions per secondAwaiting source

A measure of how many transactions a system handles each second.

Technology

TReDS (Trade Receivables Discounting System)

Trade Receivables Discounting SystemAwaiting source

RBI-authorised platforms where small businesses sell unpaid invoices owed by large buyers to financiers, to get paid sooner.

Payments

TREPS (Tri-party Repo Dealing and Settlement)

Tri-party Repo Dealing and Settlement2

CCIL's platform for tri-party repo, a form of short-term borrowing against government securities.

Banking and risk. See also CCIL

UCB (Urban co-operative bank)

Urban co-operative bankAwaiting source

A co-operative bank serving mainly urban and semi-urban areas.

Banking and risk

UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India)

Unique Identification Authority of IndiaAwaiting source

The authority that issues Aadhaar numbers and runs Aadhaar authentication and e-KYC.

Institution. See also eKYC, AUA, KUA

ULI (Unified Lending Interface)

Unified Lending Interface16

A platform built by the Reserve Bank Innovation Hub that connects lenders to the data they need to assess and process loans.

Payments. See also RBIH

UPI (Unified Payments Interface)

Unified Payments InterfaceAwaiting source

NPCI's real-time system for paying from a bank account with a UPI ID, QR code or phone number, through apps on a phone.

Payments. See also VPA, TPAP, PSP

UPI 123PAY (UPI 123PAY)

UPI 123PAYAwaiting source

UPI for feature phones, used through voice calls, missed calls, simple apps or sound-based payments.

Payments. See also UPI

UPI Lite (UPI Lite)

UPI LiteAwaiting source

A small on-device balance for quick, low-value UPI payments without entering the UPI PIN each time. See NPCI for current limits.

Payments. See also UPI

VKYC (Video KYC)

Video KYCAwaiting source

Customer identification carried out over a live video call with an official of the regulated entity.

Banking and risk. See also KYC

VPA (Virtual payment address)

Virtual payment addressAwaiting source

A UPI ID, such as name@bank, that stands in for an account number and IFSC.

Payments. See also UPI

WAF (Web application firewall)

Web application firewallAwaiting source

A filter in front of web applications that blocks common attacks on web traffic.

Technology

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