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Multiple iterations on MS Excel (Basic, inter-
                                                                                mediate and Advance Level) were conducted
                                                                                for the BSC Officers during the month of March
                                                                                2022. These programs were conducted by Mr.
                                                                                Salman Shehzad, Project Director, NFLP-Y, NI-
           value Payment System (LVPS),  Ap-  March  15,  2022.  The  trainers  dis-  BAF who brings a rich professional experience
           plication Programming Interface &   cussed  PRISM,  its  components,   and  understanding  on  practical  aspects  and
           API  Gateway,  Instant  Payments  /   participant  categories,  transaction   use  of  Excel.  Mr.  Salman  covered  the  topic
           Near  Real-Time  (NRT)  Payments,   types for fund transfers, transaction   very  comprehensively  through  exercises  and
           Push Payments vs Pull Payments,    types  for  government  securities,   hands  on  practice  session.  BSC  Officers  be-
           Real-time Gross Settlement (RTGS)   business sessions, clearing settle-  longing to different offices of Central and North
           vs Deferred Net Settlement (DNS),   ment,  developments  in  PRISM,   Regions attended these training Sessions. The
           Payment  Processor  vs  Payment    need for issuing new rules, security   trainer  discussed  the  topic  in  detail  and  cre-
           Gateway, Payment Scheme vs Pay-    of  Large  Value  Systems,  data  &   ated a very encouraging learning environment.
           ment  Gateway,  1  Link,  PRISM    trends, initiatives and way forward.   Participants  were  able  to  learn  various  Excel
           (RTGS), NIFT, challenges in Digitiz-  Participants  took  keen  interest  in   tools/tips  to  implement  and  enhance  their
           ing  Payments,  Major  Global  In-  the program, posing several ques-  workflow efficiency.
           stant/NRT   Payment   Systems,     tions  to  clear  their  ambiguities.
           RAAST  Objective  and  Features,   Overall conduct of the program re-
           RAAST  Scope  &  Use  Cases,       mained very successful.
           RAAST Stakeholders, RAAST High
           Level Design and Process Flow.     The  program  on  Issues  of  With-
                                              holding  of  Income  &  Sales  Tax
            Exclusive trainings for SBP       was conducted on March 21, 2022
                   BSC Officers               by Mr. Dilshad Hussain, Joint Direc-
           Program   on   operations   of     tor-SBP. The trainer discussed ba-
           RTGS/PRISM  was  conducted  for    sics of income tax, withholding in-
           BSC  Officers  from  all  field  offices   come  tax  rules,  payment  of  with-
           across  Pakistan by  Digital  Innova-  holding  tax,  e-filing  of  withholding
           tion  and  Settlements  Department   tax,  withholding  of  GST,  withhold-
           team of SBP led by Syed Muham-     ing of sales tax on services etc. The
           mad  Taha,  Joint  Director-SBP  on   trainer  also  addressed  various tax
                                              related issues highlighted by partic-
                                                           ipants  from  their
                                                           experience in their
                                                           day-to-day dealing
                                                           of  cases.  Overall,
                                                           being a highly rele-
                                                           vant topic for BSC
                                                           staff who deal with
                                                           massive  payment
                                                           cases  on  a  daily
                                                           basis, the program
                                                           was  highly  appre-
                                                           ciated  by  the  par-
                                                           ticipants.
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