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Hello everyone I am trying to register with sbi internet banking but I couldn't

I do every setup but when I write the username and password and submit I got following error "Unable to process the request. please try again later" on the sbi website

Anyone faces it or know the reason of it.

Please help me

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on an Unreal Engine plugin called Dynamic Storage System — a runtime data storage system that lets you register, retrieve, check, and unregister data using Gameplay Tags.

The main goal was to create a flexible storage layer that works from both C++ and Blueprint, without manually creating separate variables everywhere for temporary/runtime gameplay data.

Current features:

- Register and retrieve data using "FGameplayTag"

- C++ API: "RegisterData<T>()" and "RetrieveData<T>()"

- Blueprint nodes:

- Set Storage

- Get Storage

- Contains Data

- Unregister Data

- Type-safe retrieval

- Runtime type mismatch protection

- Blueprint dynamic pin reconstruction based on stored metadata

- Supports common Unreal types:

- bool, int32, int64, float, double

- FString, FName, FText

- FVector, FVector2D, FRotator, FTransform

- USTRUCT types

- UObject references

- UClass references

- TArray, TSet, TMap

- C++-only support for STL/custom serialized types through a custom serializer system

- Persistent editor registry for Blueprint type metadata

One example use case:

Instead of keeping lots of separate variables for runtime systems, I can store something like:

UDynamicStorageSystemAPI::RegisterData<FVector>(

this,

FGameplayTag::RequestGameplayTag(TEXT("Input.Action.MouseLoc")),

MouseLocation

);

Then retrieve it later from C++ or Blueprint using the same tag.

The hardest parts were:

- safely supporting different types

- making Blueprint wildcard pins rebuild correctly

- handling structs and containers

- keeping C++-only types separate from Blueprint-supported types

- preventing unsafe raw/internal APIs from being exposed

It started as a learning project, but now the full C++ runtime test and Blueprint Set/Get flow are working.

I’m sharing it here because I’d like feedback from Unreal developers:

- Would this kind of tag-based runtime storage be useful in your projects?

- What extra features would you expect from a plugin like this?

- Would you prefer this as a Blueprint-focused tool, a C++ utility, or both?

Still polishing the editor UX, but the core system is now complete.

You can download the plugin for free:- https://www.fab.com/listings/fbf52734-0569-4636-a38b-9e1ed547445a