These services typically include:

1. Account inquiries: Customers can get information about their account balances, transaction history, interest rates, and other account-related details.
2. Account management: Customers can perform various account management tasks, such as opening new accounts, closing accounts, and updating personal information.
3. Transfers and payments: Customers can transfer funds between their accounts, make payments to other accounts within the same bank or to external accounts, set up recurring payments, and schedule future transactions.
4. Card services: Banks offer support for debit and credit cards, including card activation, reporting lost or stolen cards, changing card PINs, and resolving card-related issues.
5. Technical support: Banks provide assistance with online banking platforms, mobile apps, and other digital banking services. This includes helping customers with login issues, troubleshooting errors, and providing guidance on using various features.
6. Fraud prevention and security: Banks offer support to customers in cases of fraudulent activity, unauthorized transactions, or suspected identity theft. They provide guidance on reporting incidents, freezing accounts, and taking steps to secure personal and financial information.

7. Account-related documents and statements: Banks help customers with requests for account statements, tax documents, and other financial documents necessary for record-keeping or official purposes

8. Customer service: Banks have customer service representatives available to address general inquiries, resolve account-specific issues, and provide guidance on banking products and services.