Hyderabad, Oct.11 (Hydnow): T-Seva Centre has invited applications from entrepreneurs for the opening of T-Seva Bank Mitra Centres at all Cities, Districts, Mandals and Panchayats areas across Telangana State.
T-Seva Bank Mitra Centre provides Aadhaar enabled payment system cash payments, micro ATM services, bank CSP- payments bank, opening of new accounts, issue of debit cards, cash Deposits, cash withdraws Insurance Services, gold loans request, cash in services for more than 20 Companies, Bharat Bill payments, all bank money transfers, telecom recharges – prepaid, post-paid, landline, DTH, data cards, insurance services & payments, Fastag payments.
Interested entrepreneurs may apply website: www.tsevacentre.com before October 30. For more information contact 8179955744. (Hydnow)
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