Date | Author | Definitions |
2004 | ( | Electronic banking is a portal through which customers can use various banking services such as bill payments and investments via the internet (internet banking). |
2004 | ( | E-banking services refer to various e-channels for conducting banking transactions using the Internet, telephone, mobile, and computer. |
2006 | ( | E-banking is an electronic system connecting banks and their customers, facilitating the preparation, management, and control of financial transactions through transferring information. |
2009 | ( | Electronic banking is the availability of information and services by banks to customers through computers or television. |
2014 | ( | E-banking is a technology that allows customers of financial institutions, whether individuals or companies, to access accounts, make transactions, or obtain information on financial products and services through a public and private network. |
2016 | ( | E-banking is the automated delivery of new and traditional banking products and services directly to customers through interactive electronic communication channels. |
2016 | ( | E-banking is the use of internet and telecommunication networks to deliver a wide range of value-added products and services to bank customers through a system that allows individuals to perform banking activities at home or from their offices, or over the internet. |
2019 | ( | E-banking is an electronic service that covers a wide range of banking transactions without the customer having to go to the branch. |
2020 | ( | E-finance (E-banking) refers to delivering financial services through electronic media like personal computers, mobile phones, machines, and other devices using remote access connections, the internet, and messages. |
2021 | ( | E-banking is a service that requests the use of specific communication tools. It encompasses phone banking, mobile banking, home banking, Internet banking, and mail banking.
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