Reliable Data Services Limited provides customized services to banking, financial services, and other manufacturing industries in the field of back-office processing, front office followups, and management services in India. The company offers transaction processing services, such as pick-up and processing cheques, drafts, and documents from clients; back office support for bank clearances and to expedite remittances; coordinating funds activity between banks and their clients; follow-up with correspondent banks to expedite the early clearance of cheques and remittances against the same; follow-up with correspondent banks for old outstanding amount of up country cheques sent for clearance; specialized collection of cheques and tracking of same and reporting at the frequency mentioned by the client; and collection of duplicate DDs against the lost/mutilated or time barred instruments. It also provides human resources services, including recruitment solutions comprising placement services; payroll processing services; outsourcing solutions related to manpower; basic training facility to candidates; management compensation planning; bulk return filing; and provident fund and ESI related services. In addition, it engages in providing business consulting services; designing and installing systems for budgetary control, fund management, and costing; designing of accounting and office records; MIS and system reviews; financial projections and modeling; business valuations; due diligence reviews; strategic financial management; project feasibility studies; and process review and restructuring. Further, it offers digitization of records, bulk data entry job work, management of authorization centers, delivery and tracking of documents/bills, pick-up and processing of charge slips, address verification, and handling of IPOs. Reliable Data Services Limited was incorporated in 2001 and is based in Noida, India.
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