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An Empirical Study on Customers' Perception towards On-Line Banking Adoption in Bangalore City


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1 CMS, Jain University, India
 

The growing popularity of Internet banking has also brought increasing anxiety over whether something as private and personal as a bank account can be fully protected in the relatively unregulated and un policed world of the internet.

A market survey was carried out in specific areas of Bangalore city.

The primary data was collected with the help of a structured questionnaire administrated among 50 respondents from Bangalore city. The statistical tools applied on the data were, Chi-square and Factor analysis to identify the important factors affecting on-line banking.

The findings were: 'Convenience' and 'saving time' were the major factor to adopt on-line banking. 'Security' and 'privacy' were two major concerns of customers towards not adopting on-line banking services on a regular basis. Banks have to work out a model of safety and security of the customers' information and the market penetration in the days to come.


Keywords

On-Line Banking, Technology Acceptance Model, Information Privacy, Security.
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R. Jayanthi
CMS, Jain University, India
Supriya Rai
CMS, Jain University, India

Abstract


The growing popularity of Internet banking has also brought increasing anxiety over whether something as private and personal as a bank account can be fully protected in the relatively unregulated and un policed world of the internet.

A market survey was carried out in specific areas of Bangalore city.

The primary data was collected with the help of a structured questionnaire administrated among 50 respondents from Bangalore city. The statistical tools applied on the data were, Chi-square and Factor analysis to identify the important factors affecting on-line banking.

The findings were: 'Convenience' and 'saving time' were the major factor to adopt on-line banking. 'Security' and 'privacy' were two major concerns of customers towards not adopting on-line banking services on a regular basis. Banks have to work out a model of safety and security of the customers' information and the market penetration in the days to come.


Keywords


On-Line Banking, Technology Acceptance Model, Information Privacy, Security.