The Design and Implementation of Bank Management System

Banking management systems are most commonly used in banks and credit cards but they can also be found in retail stores, government offices, and other institutions which offer financial services. They are designed to make bank transactions easier by providing a single, comprehensive interface for users to access all their accounts through one website. The technology behind these systems has undergone consequential expansion over time, with many modern implementations consisting of web-based software running on cloud servers hosted by third-party service providers. The banking management system is what you use to manage your bank account. It is the tool that allows you to check your balance, transfer money and so much more. This paper will explore the different uses of a banking management system and how it helps users in their everyday life. We are providing online banking services along with self as well as another account transactions in these management systems which is coded in C programing language.

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