Central Bank of India says RTGS glitch has been fixed
In short
Central Bank of India said a problem with its RTGS service has been fixed. The bank says its core banking system is safe and services are back.
This matters because customers can use the service again, but the report does not say how many people were affected or what caused the glitch.
What the reporting says
Central Bank of India said its RTGS-related glitch was resolved and that its core banking system remains secure, according to a publisher summary. The report says services have been restored and tells customers to check what to do next. The immediate consequence is resumed banking service; the reporting does not state how many customers were affected or what caused the disruption.
Why it matters
Central Bank of India said an RTGS glitch was restored and its core banking system remains secure, based on a publisher summary. The update points to resumed services for customers who use the bank’s payment and deposit systems. The source does not say how long the glitch lasted, how many transactions were delayed, or what caused the problem.