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Bank of Baroda’s latest app bob World 2.0 to enable voice banking

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Bank of Baroda has unveiled bob World 2.0, an innovative mobile banking solution powered by AI technology. This cutting-edge app introduces voice-assisted features and improved tools for personal finance management. Users can expect tailored experiences and robust security measures. The platform is set to gradually enhance both mobile and internet banking, ultimately aiming to establish a comprehensive digital banking network.
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