A Savings Bank Account is primarily designed to encourage saving habits among individuals while providing safety and liquidity of funds. It is generally opened by salaried persons, students, pensioners, and small traders. One of its main features is that it offers interest on the balance maintained in the account, which is usually calculated on a daily balance basis and credited periodically. The rate of interest is decided by the bank as per regulatory guidelines. A savings account requires a minimum balance to be maintained, which may vary from bank to bank, and failure to maintain it may attract penalty charges. Another important feature is limited withdrawals; although modern banking has relaxed restrictions, banks may still prescribe limits on the number of transactions to ensure the account is used mainly for saving purposes. Savings accounts provide facilities such as ATM cards, cheque books, internet banking, mobile banking, and passbooks or account statements. These accounts are suitable for personal use and not meant for large-scale business transactions. The account can be opened with a relatively small amount, making it accessible to a wide