Teller procedures
Tellers check the steps for unusual transactions while the customer waits.
Staff ask about procedures and circulars on branch desktops instead of waiting on a central team.
New KYC rule for joint accounts?
From this month, each joint holder completes KYC separately. Circular 14 has the checklist.
What is the cash withdrawal limit without ID?
Per the branch cash circular on this tablet, withdrawals without ID are allowed up to the limit in section 3. Above that, ask for one of the IDs listed in section 4.
Which circular replaced circular 9?
Circular 14 replaced it from the first of this month. The joint account section is the main change.
Procedures and circulars change often, and branch staff are expected to know them. Searching folders takes time with a customer waiting, and calls to the central helpdesk queue up. New staff are the most affected.
Branch staff and managers, on their branch desktop.
Operations manuals, circulars and internal policies.
Staff ask in plain words and get the rule with the circular number.
Approved circulars reach every branch in the next update.
No searching through folders.
Routine questions are answered at the branch.
Answers cite the circular in force.
No. It answers routine questions so the helpdesk can focus on complex cases.
In the next update after your team approves them.
Yes. You choose what each region or branch type receives.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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