SSC CGL Computer – E-Banking & Digital Payments Basics – Exam-Level Drill
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SSC CGL Computer – E-Banking & Digital Payments Basics – Exam-Level Drill – 14 questions, subject: Computer Knowledge. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
In which system is a transfer made at 10:05 pm settled in the 10:30 pm batch, together with other transfers?
Correct Answer: B [NEFT]
Explanation:
Only NEFT settles in half-hourly batches; RTGS, IMPS and UPI settle each transfer at once.
2.
Statement-basedWhich of the following is/are correct?
I. NEFT has been available 24x7 since 16 December 2019.
II. RTGS has been available 24x7x365 since 14 December 2020.
I. NEFT has been available 24x7 since 16 December 2019.
II. RTGS has been available 24x7x365 since 14 December 2020.
Correct Answer: D [Both I and II]
Explanation:
Both dates are from RBI's circular (2019) and RTGS FAQ.
3.
Match the followingMatch the fraud with its medium:
P. Phishing Q. Vishing R. Smishing S. Skimming
1. fake e-mail or website 2. voice call 3. SMS 4. hidden card reader
P. Phishing Q. Vishing R. Smishing S. Skimming
1. fake e-mail or website 2. voice call 3. SMS 4. hidden card reader
Correct Answer: D [P-1, Q-2, R-3, S-4]
Explanation:
Ph – e-mail/web; V – voice; Sm – SMS; skimming – device at ATM/POS.
4.
A made-up card number begins 6521 9083 7465 103_. Which last digit makes it pass the Luhn check?
Correct Answer: B [3]
Explanation:
With 3 as the last digit the Luhn total is 60 – a multiple of 10.
5.
For the made-up 12-digit number 7135 6204 918_, the Luhn check digit is:
Correct Answer: C [7]
Explanation:
Last digit 7 gives a Luhn total of 50.
6.
True/False countHow many of the following are run by NPCI?
1. UPI
2. RuPay
3. NEFT
4. BBPS
1. UPI
2. RuPay
3. NEFT
4. BBPS
Correct Answer: A [Only three]
Explanation:
UPI, RuPay and BBPS are NPCI's; NEFT is RBI's → three.
7.
How many of these codes follow the IFSC pattern (4 letters, 0, 6 characters)?
SBXA0001234 · PQRS0ABC123 · LMNO1002345 · WXYZ0098765
SBXA0001234 · PQRS0ABC123 · LMNO1002345 · WXYZ0098765
Correct Answer: C [3]
Explanation:
Only LMNO1002345 fails (5th character is 1) → three.
8.
A shopkeeper wants customers to pay without telling them his account number. What is the simplest digital method?
Correct Answer: D [Display a UPI QR code]
Explanation:
A UPI QR code holds his UPI ID; customers scan and pay with their own PIN.
9.
Which statement about the Luhn check is correct?
Correct Answer: B [It detects every single mistyped digit in a card number]
Explanation:
Any one wrong digit is caught; a 09↔90 swap is not; it says nothing about ownership.
10.
A person reports an online financial fraud at once. As per the PIB release read for this book, which helpline number should be called?
Correct Answer: A [1930]
Explanation:
1930 is the cybercrime helpline; report also on cybercrime.gov.in.
11.
Assertion–Reason
A: Scanning a QR code sent by a buyer can never take money out of your account.
R: A QR code is scanned to pay; scanning it and approving with your UPI PIN sends money out.
A: Scanning a QR code sent by a buyer can never take money out of your account.
R: A QR code is scanned to pay; scanning it and approving with your UPI PIN sends money out.
Correct Answer: B [A is false but R is true]
Explanation:
A is false – scanning a QR code and entering the PIN is a payment.
12.
Which pair is correctly matched?
Correct Answer: C [IFSC – 11 characters; MICR – 9 digits]
Explanation:
IFSC 4 + 0 + 6 = 11; MICR 3 + 3 + 3 = 9.
13.
Which number, printed on the back of a card, is asked for in online card payments to show that you hold the card?
Correct Answer: A [CVV]
Explanation:
CVV/CVC = usually 3 digits on the back; the PIN is never printed; IFSC and MMID are bank codes.
14.
In CTS (Cheque Truncation System), what travels from the presenting bank to the paying bank?
Correct Answer: D [An electronic image of the cheque with its data]
Explanation:
Truncation = the physical cheque stops at the presenting bank; its image moves.
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