Course Content
Unit-I
E-banking services refer to the electronic delivery of banking services through the internet or other electronic channels. These services include online banking, mobile banking, electronic bill payment, and other financial transactions that can be performed through the internet or mobile devices.
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Unit-II
Limitations of E- Banking: Technical Issues, Security Risk, Dependency on Technology, Transaction Limits
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E-Banking Services
About Lesson

nternet banking, also known as online banking, is a banking service that enables customers to access and manage their bank accounts over the internet. With internet banking, customers can perform various banking transactions such as account balance checks, fund transfers, bill payments, loan applications, and much more through a secure website or mobile application provided by their bank.

Internet banking is available 24/7, and customers can access their accounts from anywhere with an internet connection. Internet banking also provides customers with real-time account information and allows them to monitor their transactions and account balances in real-time, making it easier for customers to manage their finances. Additionally, internet banking offers enhanced security measures, such as two-factor authentication, encryption, and biometric verification, to ensure the safety of customers’ information and transactions.