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Dhanalakshmi Bank launches Internet banking

Dhanalakshmi Bank is leveraging technology to spread its footprint across the country with its new Internet banking services.

Internet banking facilties would be free of charge and meet most baking needs such as checking balances, generating account statements, fund transfers to any bank and register request for fixed deposits.

Anand Gupta, head of Dhanalakshmi Bank's Alternate Channels, said, "The development of our online Internet banking has been one of our top priorities to fulfill our aggressive growth strategy. We are are investing in the development of innovative solutions to ensure Danalakshmi Bank provides convenience, ease of use, multiple features and security for our online customers."

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