Banking is collectively defined as a profession or industry in which the professionals (known as bankers) are engaged in the business of keeping money. The money deposited by each of the bank's customers is kept in their individual accounts, which are usually savings or current accounts. The bankers also maintain the records and check the accounts at regular intervals and also conduct transactions such as exchange, issuing loans, issuing credit, etc.
Banking is also defined as the transactions of business done with a bank by its customers. These include depositing funds, withdrawing funds, applying for a loan, etc. One of the main functions of a bank is to provide various types of financial services. These services are related to the storing of deposits and the granting of credit. Credit is extended to a person only after checking his or her credit-worthiness (in other words, the financial credibility of a person, or simply, the ability of the person to pay).
Banking is also defined as the transactions of business done with a bank by its customers. These include depositing funds, withdrawing funds, applying for a loan, etc. One of the main functions of a bank is to provide various types of financial services. These services are related to the storing of deposits and the granting of credit. Credit is extended to a person only after checking his or her credit-worthiness (in other words, the financial credibility of a person, or simply, the ability of the person to pay).