HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank uses PWA to build and enhance web applications, leveraging modern APIs to deliver enhanced capabilities, reliability, and installability, ensuring broad reach on any device from a single codebase.

HDFC Bank uses ServiceNow to manage digital workflows for its enterprise operations.

HDFC Bank uses Adobe Analytics to perform web, marketing, and cross-channel analytics, gaining comprehensive data insights.

HDFC Bank uses Google Analytics to track and report its website traffic.

HDFC Bank uses Facebook Pixel to measure the effectiveness of its advertising.

HDFC Bank uses Cloudflare to secure and optimize its web infrastructure through content-delivery-network services, DDoS mitigation, Internet security, and distributed DNS.

HDFC Bank uses Twitter Ads to promote content and reach audiences on the Twitter microblogging platform.

HDFC Bank uses DoubleClick Floodlight to track and attribute user conversions directly from advertising campaigns, providing essential data for measuring ROI, optimizing ad spend, and building targeted audience segments.

HDFC Bank uses Adobe Experience Platform Launch to implement and manage tags across Adobe Experience Cloud, Adobe Experience Platform, and other applications utilizing its extendable capabilities.

HDFC Bank uses Google Tag Manager to quickly and easily manage and update measurement and related tags on their website or mobile app.

HDFC Bank uses core-js to provide a modular standard library for JavaScript and enable compatibility for cutting-edge ECMAScript features through polyfills.

HDFC Bank uses Slick to implement responsive and customizable carousels and sliders for dynamic content display, enhancing user experience and optimizing screen real estate.

HDFC Bank uses Moment.js to simplify date and time manipulation, abstracting the complexities of the native JavaScript Date object.

HDFC Bank uses Lodash to simplify common JavaScript programming tasks with its library of functional utility functions.

HDFC Bank uses jQuery Migrate to ensure the compatibility of existing jQuery code developed for versions older than 1.9.

HDFC Bank uses jQuery to simplify JavaScript-based web development, streamlining tasks such as HTML DOM traversal and manipulation, event handling, CSS animation, and Ajax.

HDFC Bank uses Hammer.js to add touch gestures like swipe, pinch, and rotate to web applications.

HDFC Bank uses OneTrust, a cloud-based platform, to manage data privacy and achieve compliance.

HDFC Bank uses Adobe Experience Platform Identity Service to build identity graphs that centralize customer profiles and their associated known identifiers for individual consumers.

HDFC Bank uses Mustache to manage web page presentation by applying data to its logic-less template system.

HDFC Bank uses Adobe Client Data Layer to centralize and manage all variable values within its site's JavaScript framework, facilitating efficient and consistent data collection for its digital experience implementations.

HDFC Bank uses RequireJS to manage dependencies between JavaScript files and facilitate modular programming within their applications.

HDFC Bank uses AngularJS, a JavaScript-based open-source web application framework led by the Angular Team at Google, for developing web applications.

HDFC Bank uses YouTube to host and share videos, enabling users to create profiles, upload content, and engage through watching, liking, and commenting.

HDFC Bank uses Bootstrap to facilitate responsive, mobile-first front-end web development by leveraging its free and open-source CSS framework with pre-built CSS and JavaScript-based design templates for common interface components.

HDFC Bank uses Backbase to modernize core customer interactions and restructure business operations with a customer-centric approach.