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This repository contains an agent banking solution to deliver essential banking services to underserved areas via local agents. It supports transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and bill payments on a secure and scalable platform. Designed for areas with limited banking infrastructure, this software boosts financial inclusion for b

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