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Kolkata , Dec. 7

United Bank of India's (UBI) Internet banking service, which was inaugurated here on Wednesday by the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, has been approved by Principal Chief Controller of Accounts, CBEC, in the Union Ministry of Finance.

An UBI press release has stated that the service would now be available in 175 branches. As and when the bank goes for CBS (core banking solution), all the branches under CBS would be in a position to extend the service to its customers.

The facility would include bill payment, rail and air ticketing, and mobile banking. The service has been audited by Ernst & Young.

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