Multi-Agent Systems are helpful in gathering and processing information about customers or users of a particular domain by means of efficient communication techniques between agents for an effective sharing of resources. Extraction of relevant data from enormous volume of data has become a tedious task in today’s world. Multi-Agent systems reduce the complexity of the task by assisting the users to obtain the relevant information from various data sources. A multi agent system that fills the gap between a customer and resource provider through agent communications in the banking domain has been proposed which has a service requestor module which can access the services offered by the Multi-Agent by making request with Interface Agents. Also the Multi-Agent system is made up of a number of role based agents which provide services such as user authorization, negotiation, accessing and extracts the relevant information from databases to present them to the users. During the information access process, the role agent negotiates with the storage repository about the user access. After successful validation, the role based multi-agent system provides information to the user. The Multi-Agent System provides all the bank facilities to its customers when their authentications match, including viewing account information, performing transfer, viewing transactions and the branch information.

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Agent Communication Language Java Agent Development Framework (JADE) Multi-Agent System (MAS) Role Based Access Control (RBAC)