CSP (Customer Service Point), also known as Bank Mitra or BC (Business Correspondent), is a banking agent model under a Public–Private Partnership. CSPs bring basic banking services—like account opening, deposits, withdrawals, Kisan Credit Cards, Direct Benefit Transfers—to areas where banks can't maintain physical branches.

• Age: At least 18–20 years old (criteria vary across sources)
• Education: 10th standard (matriculation) or above
• Must be computer literate, with basic digital skills
• Able to invest some capital to set up operations
• Professionally responsible and hardworking

NICT‑BC (via nict‑bc.com) Visit the CSP application form page. Select a bank you wish to partner with. Fill in your personal details, such as name, email, mobile number, qualification, location, etc. nict-bc.com nictcspbc.in Send the form via email (using the company’s email) to apply. nict-bc.com Important notes: No NICT personnel will visit you for verification immediately. After confirmation, you must pay an online registration fee. Processing is typically done within 21 days. You will be appointed an OD account by the company. You’ll sign an agreement, then NICT staff will visit your location to set up and train you. nict-bc.com Option B: NICT‑CSP (via nictcsp.org.in) Download and fill the application form and prepare required KYC documents. Submit them to the address provided. Once verified and approved, you'll be notified and receive training. NICT CSP Another variant emphasizes needing a PC with minimum specifications (20 GB storage, Intel processor, webcam, printer, fingerprint scanner) and an outlet of ~200 sq ft to host 5–6 customers comfortably.