Console Based Banking Management System

Banking Management System is a console-based C++ application designed to simulate the core operations of a small banking system. The project is built using Object-Oriented Programming principles and provides a menu-driven interface for managing clients, system users, financial transactions, and access permissions. It demonstrates how classes, functions, structs, enums, modular design, and file handling can be used to build a structured real-world-like application. The system includes client management features such as adding new clients, updating account information, deleting clients, searching for specific clients, and viewing all client records. It also supports key banking transactions such as deposit, withdraw, money transfer between clients, total balance calculation, and transaction history tracking. In addition, the project includes user management features that allow system users to be added, updated, deleted, searched, and assigned permissions. Login and session tracking are also included to monitor user activity inside the system. Extra utilities such as currency exchange, date handling, and activity tracking make the project more practical and closer to a real banking workflow. Overall, this project demonstrates strong C++ fundamentals, OOP design, file handling, and problem-solving skills through a complete banking management scenario.