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Modern Education Society’s

Wadia College of Engineering, Pune

NAME OF STUDENT: CLASS: TE Comp 1


SEMESTER/YEAR: Sem 6/2024 ROLL NO:
DATE OF PERFORMANCE: 22/4/24 DATE OF SUBMISSION: 26/4/24
EXAMINED BY: EXPERIMENT NO:

ASSIGNMENT – Mini Project

AIM: Mini Project Implementation

TITLE: Online Bank Management System

INTRODUCTION: This project is entitled Online Bank Management System. This is a web-
based application project developed in PHP and MySQL Database. The main goal of this project
is to provide the Bank Management and their Account holders to manage and transact online.
The application gives an easy way to account holders to manage or monitor their money on their
account without actually being there at the bank. The project has a simple and pleasant user
interface with the help of Bootstrap Framework v4. It also consists of user-friendly features and
functionalities.

OBJECTIVES:
1.To apply basic programming principles to the construction of websites and effectively manage
website projects using available resources.
2.Develop a web-based application using PHP and MySQL Database for efficient Bank
Management System.
3.Provide account holders with a convenient platform to manage and transact online, reducing
the need for physical visits to the bank.
4.Enable account holders to monitor their account balance, transactions, and other financial
activities remotely.
5.Implement a user-friendly interface leveraging Bootstrap Framework v4 for seamless
navigation and pleasant user experience.
6.Ensure security measures are in place to protect sensitive financial information and
transactions.
7.Allow account holders to perform common banking tasks such as fund transfers, bill payments,
and account management.
8.Offer real-time updates and notifications to keep account holders informed about their financial
activities.
9.Provide easy accessibility across various devices, including desktops, laptops, and mobile
phones.
10.Simplify the banking process for both the bank management and account holders, enhancing
overall efficiency.
11.Enable customization and scalability to accommodate future enhancements and changes in
banking regulations or technologies.
12.Facilitate smooth integration with existing banking systems and protocols to ensure seamless
operation.
13.Continuously update and maintain the system to meet evolving user needs and technological
advancements in the banking industry.

APPRATUS:

Here are the apparatus required for developing and deploying the Online Bank Management
System:

Development Environment:
1.Computer system (desktop or laptop) with sufficient processing power and memory to run
development tools and database server.
2.Operating System: Windows or Linux.
3.Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for PHP development such as PhpStorm,
NetBeans, or Visual Studio Code.
4.Web server software such as Apache or Nginx.
5.MySQL Database Management System for storing and managing data.

Software and Frameworks:


1.PHP programming language (version compatible with the chosen development environment).
2.MySQL Database Management System (version compatible with PHP and web server).
3.Bootstrap Framework v4 for designing the user interface.
4.HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for frontend development.
5.PHP extensions and libraries for database connectivity and other functionalities.

Additional Tools and Utilities:


1.Version control system (e.g., Git) for managing source code and collaboration.
2.Text editor or IDE for writing code (e.g., Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text).
3.Web browser for testing and debugging (e.g., Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox).
4.Database administration tool (e.g., phpMyAdmin) for managing MySQL databases.
5.Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate for encrypting data transmitted between the web server
and clients (recommended for secure transactions).

Hardware Infrastructure for Deployment:


1.Web hosting service or server hardware for deploying the web application.
2.Adequate storage space for storing application files, database backups, and logs.
3.Sufficient processing power and memory to handle concurrent user requests and database
operations.
4.Network infrastructure with reliable internet connectivity to ensure accessibility of the
application.
Security Measures:
1.Implementation of secure coding practices to prevent common vulnerabilities such as SQL
injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and cross-site request forgery (CSRF).
2.Regular security audits and updates to patch vulnerabilities and protect against emerging
threats.
3.Secure data transmission using HTTPS protocol to encrypt communication between clients and
the web server.
4.Authentication and authorization mechanisms to control access to sensitive data and
functionalities within the application.

THEORY:
Online Bank Management System is designed to cater to the diverse needs of different user roles
within the banking environment, including Bank Managers, Bank Tellers, and Account
Holders/Users. Each user role is assigned specific permissions, features, and functionalities
tailored to their responsibilities and requirements.

1. Bank Manager:
The Bank Manager holds a pivotal role in overseeing the operations and administration of the
bank. Their primary responsibilities include creating accounts for new Account Holders and
managing Teller System credentials. The Bank Manager is equipped with a set of functionalities
aimed at facilitating these tasks efficiently.

a. Create, List, and Delete Accounts:


The Bank Manager possesses the authority to create new accounts for Account Holders within
the system. This involves collecting necessary information from applicants, such as personal
details and identification documents, and entering them into the system to establish the account.
Additionally, they have the ability to list existing accounts for review and organization purposes.
In cases where it becomes necessary, the Bank Manager can also delete accounts from the
system, typically due to closure or other specific reasons.

b. Notice Messaging:
Effective communication is crucial within the banking environment. The Bank Manager is
empowered to send notices or messages to individual Account Holders as required. These
messages may include important announcements, policy updates, promotional offers, or any
other relevant information pertaining to the bank's services or operations. This feature ensures
timely and direct communication between the bank and its customers.

2. Bank Teller/Cashier:
Bank Tellers play a crucial role in facilitating transactions for walk-in Account Holders at the
bank's physical branches. Their responsibilities primarily revolve around managing and
processing deposit and withdrawal transactions on behalf of clients.

a. Transaction Management:
Bank Tellers are responsible for encoding deposit and withdrawal transactions initiated by walk-
in Account Holders. This involves accurately recording the details of each transaction, including
the amount, account numbers, transaction type, and any additional relevant information. Through
the Online Bank Management System, Bank Tellers can efficiently manage and process these
transactions, ensuring accuracy and reliability in the banking operations.

3. Account Holders/Users:
Account Holders are the end-users of the Online Bank Management System, representing
individuals or entities who hold accounts with the bank. They utilize the system to access various
banking services and functionalities tailored to their needs and preferences.

a. Account Monitoring:
One of the primary functions available to Account Holders is the ability to monitor their account
activities in real-time. This includes viewing account balances, transaction histories, and other
relevant financial information. Through the system's user-friendly interface, Account Holders
can stay informed about their financial status and track their transactions conveniently.

b. Money Transfer:
Account Holders have the flexibility to initiate fund transfers between their own accounts or to
other beneficiaries within the bank's network. This feature enables swift and secure transfer of
funds, facilitating transactions such as payments, remittances, and inter-account transfers.

c. Transaction Listing:
Account Holders can access a comprehensive list of their past transactions, allowing them to
review and reconcile their financial activities. This feature provides transparency and
accountability, empowering Account Holders to monitor their transaction history and identify
any discrepancies or unauthorized transactions promptly.

d. Feedback Submission:
The Online Bank Management System encourages active engagement and feedback from
Account Holders. Account Holders have the option to submit feedback, suggestions, or
complaints directly through the system. This feedback mechanism facilitates communication
between the bank and its customers, allowing the bank to address concerns, improve services,
and enhance customer satisfaction.
e. Notice Reading:
Account Holders can access and read notices or messages sent by the Bank Manager through the
system. These notices may contain important announcements, updates, or promotional offers
relevant to Account Holders. By staying informed about the latest developments and offerings
from the bank, Account Holders can make informed decisions and leverage available
opportunities effectively.

f. Secure Login:
Account holders are required to log in with their account credentials (e.g., username and
password) to access the system's features and functionalities. This login mechanism enhances
security by restricting unauthorized access to sensitive account information.

In summary, the Online Bank Management System serves as a comprehensive platform that
caters to the diverse needs of Bank Managers, Bank Tellers, and Account Holders/Users within
the banking ecosystem. By offering tailored features and functionalities to each user role, the
system enhances efficiency, transparency, and convenience in banking operations, ultimately
contributing to an improved customer experience and satisfaction.

OUTPUT (SCREENSHOTS OF IMPLEMENTATION):

CONCLUSION:
In conclusion, the development and implementation of the Online Bank Management System
represent a significant milestone in modernizing banking operations and enhancing customer
service in the digital era. By catering to the unique needs and responsibilities of Bank Managers,
Bank Tellers, and Account Holders, the system streamlines banking processes, fosters
transparency, and empowers users to manage their finances conveniently and securely.

The system's robust features and functionalities facilitate efficient account management,
transaction processing, and communication between bank personnel and customers. Bank
Managers are equipped with tools to streamline account creation and management, while Bank
Tellers efficiently handle in-person transactions with accuracy and reliability. Account Holders
benefit from a user-friendly interface that provides real-time access to account information,
transaction histories, and communication channels with the bank.

Furthermore, the system prioritizes security through secure login mechanisms, encryption
protocols, and adherence to best practices in data protection. This ensures the confidentiality,
integrity, and availability of sensitive financial information, safeguarding both the bank and its
customers against cyber threats and unauthorized access.

By embracing technological advancements and leveraging the capabilities of the Online Bank
Management System, financial institutions can improve operational efficiency, reduce
administrative overheads, and deliver superior customer experiences. The system's scalability
and flexibility enable seamless integration with existing banking infrastructure, allowing banks
to adapt to evolving market trends and regulatory requirements.

Overall, the Online Bank Management System represents a paradigm shift in banking operations,
empowering institutions to embrace digital transformation and meet the ever-changing needs of
modern consumers. As technology continues to evolve, the system will play a pivotal role in
shaping the future of banking, driving innovation, and enhancing financial inclusion for
individuals and businesses worldwide.

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