Banks turn to creative ways to lure rural customers amid stiff competition in the cities

fGrowing competition among banks and financial institutions in cities is driving them to seek new pastures in rural areas. With the technology in place to help them expand their business in villages, they are using unconventional methods to lure potential customers.

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