Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Communications & Information Technology
Government of India
Ministry of Communications & Information Technology
18-August-2016 16:18 IST
India Post Payments Bank
Incorporated
The India Post Payments Bank Limited
has received the Certificate of Incorporation from the Registrar of Companies,
Ministry of Corporate Affairs yesterday under the Companies Act 2013. This
would be the first PSU under the Department of Posts. This has happened in the
wake of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day address, raising
the expectations of the people from the soon to be set up India Post Payments
Bank. With this move the Department of Posts has cleared an important milestone
on this journey.
With the incorporation, the Board of the India Post Payments Bank Limited is likely to be constituted soon. The incorporation of the IPPB Ltd is a significant step forward as this also paves the way for the bank to begin hiring of banking professionals to set up the bank and begin its operations in 2017. The Department of Posts is expected to complete the roll out of its branches all over the country by September 2017. This could be the fastest roll out for a bank anywhere in the world.
With the incorporation, the Board of the India Post Payments Bank Limited is likely to be constituted soon. The incorporation of the IPPB Ltd is a significant step forward as this also paves the way for the bank to begin hiring of banking professionals to set up the bank and begin its operations in 2017. The Department of Posts is expected to complete the roll out of its branches all over the country by September 2017. This could be the fastest roll out for a bank anywhere in the world.
The aspiration for the India Post Payments Bank is to become the most
accessible bank in the world riding on state of the art banking and payments
technology. Coupled with the physical presence across 1.55 lakh post offices
and the reach of “The Dakiya”, the India Post Payments Bank aims to become a
powerful and effective vehicle of real financial inclusion in the country. It
is poised to create a national payments architecture riding on a modern
payments platform and ubiquitous information and communication technologies
that can be accessed by all users and service providers like never before. The
stakeholders of the India Post Payments Bank within the Government and outside
are looking at this new entity as a catalyst to social and financial
inclusion.
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