Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) — Meaning & DefinitionTransferring welfare benefits and subsidies directly into a beneficiary's bank account, reducing intermediaries and leakage.कल्याण लाभ व अनुदान लाभार्थ्याच्या बँक खात्यात थेट हस्तांतरित करणे, मध्यस्थ व गळती कमी करणे.

DBT is the mechanism through which many Indian welfare schemes disburse funds directly to citizens. Welfare intelligence often analyses DBT data to detect delays, exclusion risk or disbursement gaps.

DBT ही यंत्रणा आहे ज्याद्वारे अनेक भारतीय कल्याण योजना निधी थेट नागरिकांना वितरित करतात. कल्याण बुद्धिमत्ता अनेकदा विलंब, वगळणी जोखीम किंवा वितरण तफावत शोधण्यासाठी DBT डेटाचे विश्लेषण करते.

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