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Corporation Bank has facilitated ‘e-seva’ or ‘e-offering' service through its e-payment gateway.
A bank release said here that under this, devotees of Sri Mookambika Temple across the world can just click in and offer or book for different sevas.
The release said that the facility is very simple. For e-seva, devotees can access www.kollurmookambika.co.in and select the type of seva from the list displayed. They need to fill in the details like name, address etc.
For payment, they can select payment option through CorpBank Payment Gateway and fill in the debit or credit card details.
The gateway authenticates and sends the details of authorisation. The devotee will get the status online and Kollur Temple will confirm e-seva.
Sri Mookambika Temple is located at Kollur in Udupi district of Karnataka. It is about 135 km away from Mangalore.
Speaking at the launch of the facility at Kollur, Mr Ashwani Kumar, Executive Director of the bank, said that the facility has been designed keeping in mind the specific needs of devotees of temples. This facilitates hassle-free offerings directly to the temple, he added.
A bank release said here that under this, devotees of Sri Mookambika Temple across the world can just click in and offer or book for different sevas.
The release said that the facility is very simple. For e-seva, devotees can access www.kollurmookambika.co.in and select the type of seva from the list displayed. They need to fill in the details like name, address etc.
For payment, they can select payment option through CorpBank Payment Gateway and fill in the debit or credit card details.
The gateway authenticates and sends the details of authorisation. The devotee will get the status online and Kollur Temple will confirm e-seva.
Sri Mookambika Temple is located at Kollur in Udupi district of Karnataka. It is about 135 km away from Mangalore.
Speaking at the launch of the facility at Kollur, Mr Ashwani Kumar, Executive Director of the bank, said that the facility has been designed keeping in mind the specific needs of devotees of temples. This facilitates hassle-free offerings directly to the temple, he added.
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