SANJIVANI VIKAS FOUNDATION is registered under the societies Registration Act, 21 of 1860 having its Registered Office at Patna (Bihar).
Sanjivani Vikas Foundation was registered in 2004 as a society under societies Registration Act, 21 of 1860.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by PNB in the year 2010. Presently we are providing BC services at > 3000 locations across the nation.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by SBI in the year 2011. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 4000 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by DBGB in the year 2013. Presently we are providing BC services at > 500 locations across Bihar.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by BUPB in the year 2016. Presently we are providing BC services at > 500 locations across Uttar Pradesh.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by UBI in the year 2018. Presently we are providing BC services at > 1400 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by UCO in the year 2020. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 700 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by UGB in the year 2020. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 500 locations across Uttarakhand.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by BOB in the year 2020. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 500 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by CBI in the year 2020. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 800 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by Canara Bank in the year 2020. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 1400 locations across India.
We were engaged as Corporate Business Correspondent by SHGB in the year 2022. Presently we are providing BC services at approx. 100 locations across Haryana.
Banking in India has expanded exponentially in the last decade. However, the landscape is uneven because of the Rural-Urban divide. While they need it the most, rural communities remain the largest unserved market for financial services. Ensuring their financial inclusion can unlock the considerable economic potential of rural areas.
We wish to help improve financial access to facilitate day-to-day living, which helps the individuals and families to plan for everything from short-term goals to long-term goals and even for unexpected emergencies.
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