This document discusses e-banking and provides recommendations to improve online banking services. It first defines e-banking and outlines the history of online banking. It then describes the basic and advanced services available through e-banking, how popular it has become, and some of the fraud risks. The document concludes by recommending that banks expand their online offerings to include online shopping portals and debit card usage, improve customer support services on their websites, and focus on building easy-to-use and trustworthy online interfaces.
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This document discusses e-banking and provides recommendations to improve online banking services. It first defines e-banking and outlines the history of online banking. It then describes the basic and advanced services available through e-banking, how popular it has become, and some of the fraud risks. The document concludes by recommending that banks expand their online offerings to include online shopping portals and debit card usage, improve customer support services on their websites, and focus on building easy-to-use and trustworthy online interfaces.
This document discusses e-banking and provides recommendations to improve online banking services. It first defines e-banking and outlines the history of online banking. It then describes the basic and advanced services available through e-banking, how popular it has become, and some of the fraud risks. The document concludes by recommending that banks expand their online offerings to include online shopping portals and debit card usage, improve customer support services on their websites, and focus on building easy-to-use and trustworthy online interfaces.
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This document discusses e-banking and provides recommendations to improve online banking services. It first defines e-banking and outlines the history of online banking. It then describes the basic and advanced services available through e-banking, how popular it has become, and some of the fraud risks. The document concludes by recommending that banks expand their online offerings to include online shopping portals and debit card usage, improve customer support services on their websites, and focus on building easy-to-use and trustworthy online interfaces.
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1. GROUP MEMBERS • KHAWAJA JAMIL (Group leader) (117-SE/BS(H)/F07) • MUHAMMAD
ISHTIAQ (118-SE/BS(H)/F07) • MUHAMMAD ARSHAD (114-SE/BS(H)/F07) • MUHAMMAD SHAKIL (125-SE/BS(H)/F07) • MUHAMMAD JAMIL (127-SE/BS(H)/F07) 2. What is INTERNET Banking or @ E-Banking? 3. Introduction • The systems that enable financial institution customers, individuals or businesses, to access accounts, transact business, or obtain information on financial products and services through a public or private network, including the Internet. i.e. • PC • ATM • PDA • TT • BOOTH • Online banking 4. The termν E-Banking History dates back to 1980s. ν History Of E-Banking online became popular in the late '80s and referred to the use of a terminal, ν keyboard and TV (or monitor) to access the banking system using a phone line Stanford federal credit union was the first who offer online internet banking Later on snapped up by other banksν services to all of its members in 1994. like Well Fargo, Chase Manhattan and Security First Bank. 5. quot;Online Bankingquot; or quot;Internet Bankingquot; is aν Definition Onlineν term used for performing transactions, payments etc. over the Internet. banking or Internet banking allows customers to conduct financial transactions on a secure website operated by their retail or virtual bank, credit union or building society. (Wikipedia) 6. Basic Level Services. Information About products andν Types of E-Banking Simple Transactional Website. Submit Application, Instruction butν services. Fully Transactional Website. Transferν don't offer Fund based Transaction. Funds, Payment of different bills, Subscribing to other products and sale and purchase of securities . 7. Data from payments association Apacs show 21ν Is e-banking really popular? million people used online banking last year, compared with 3.5 million early According to Alexa, the list of 100 most popular websites inν adopters in 2000. www.icicibank.com -♦India has 4 websites that are of top most banks in India. www.onlinesbi.com♦ www.hdfcbank.com - Rank 34, HDFC Bank ♦Rank 27, ICICI Bank www.citibank.co.in - Rank 100, Citi Bank♦- Rank 98, State Bank of India 8. Net Banking / e-Banking / Onlineν How Is Internet Currently Employed? Inter Branch Funds Transfer (all♦ Statements / Transactions Summary ♦Banking Inter Bank Funds Transfer (all banks not♦branches not e-banking enabled) Bills Payment - Phone♦enabled with this service) & Lead♦Electricity Marketing,ν Generation for Deposits, Investment Plans, Credit Cards Advertising, Brand Building 9. Electronic Fund transfer In Electronic fund transferν Products and Services Personal Computer banking Accountν mostly we use ATM and Bank’s website. Phone Banking By usingν summary, Request cheque books, Payment of Utility bills Person to person payment It also known as emailν phone you can make payments. money transfer. 10. Debit card Purchase You can use your account balance any where in theν world with he help VISA support. ( PSO, Electronics, Book shop, Hotels) 11. Comparison between National and international bank Funds Transfers inside Fund Transfers inside Utility Bills Bill Payment Balance inquiry Account summary SMS Alert Account alerts Order cheque book Credit card activity Funds transfer outside Fund transfer outside Credit card payment View checks 12. While online banking has been around for many years,ν Online Banking Frauds but no cases of fraud have been reported until recently. Since the beginning of the year 2004, reports of fraud cases nearly explode. 13. The quot;phishingquot; scheme involves using fakeν Password + Fishing emails and/or fake websites. Criminals send emails that appear to be from the The first half ofν customer's bank that direct customers to a fake website. 2008 alone has seen 20,000 reported phishing incidents – where users are sent phony emails taking them to fake banking websites trying to get hold of their account details – compared with just over 5,100 cases two years ago. 14. Phishing 15. Spyware is generally considered to be software that is secretly installed on a computer and takes things from it without the permission or knowledge of the user Trojan horse The quot;Trojan horsequot; scheme is based on embedding a computer virus type software program onto the customer's PC. Trojans often tie themselves into the keyboard driver and record keystrokes 16. Skimming is a more advanced version of an identity theft .ν Skimming Fraudsters illegally copy the information from the magnetic strip on the back of your plastic without interfering with the legitimate payment transaction. 17. The quot;over the shoulder lookingquot; scheme occursν Over the shoulder when a customer performs financial transactions while being observed by a criminal. 18. An explicit, informed andν Risk Management Board and Management Oversight documented strategic decision as to whether and how the bank is to provide The initial decision should include the specificν e-banking services. accountabilities, policies and controls to address risks, including those arising in a cross-border context. 19. It encompasses security control process, such as the development andν ν Third-party dependencies. ν maintenance of a security control infrastructure. Outsourcing relationships 20. Delivery on a consistent and timelyν Legal and Reputation Risk Management Banks should effectiveν Effective incident response mechanisms. ν basis. Develop appropriateν capacity, business continuity and contingency planning. incident response plans, including communication strategies 21. Appropriate authorization privileges and authenticationν Security Controls Adequate infrastructureν Logical and physical access controls. ν measure. security to maintain appropriate boundaries. Restrictions on both internal and Data integrity of transactions, records andν external user activities. Adequate disclosureν Protection and privacy regulations. ν information. 22. These customer are moreν Suggestions and Recommendation 1. Let them Shop If the bankν than comfortable playing with their money on their bank’s website. could provide a Online Shopping Facility and great deals on daily need products Why would you or I even bother going toν like grocery, books, gadgets etc. eBay, Shop hive, Amazon or any online store and spending hours on bidding and Huge amount of money can be made by any bank since there isν comparing prices? no product display cost involved; only order delivery costs and these costs can be beared by the suppliers and the bank could earn a commission on every sale. 23. Most of the Pakistani and Indian online storesν 2.Let Debit Cards Go Online The number of debit card holders is 10 times moreν don’t accept debit cards. Letν than that of credit card holders in the world. Or may be even more. customers use debit cards for online shopping at least where they can pay in the No one would mind paying a small convenience fee as low asν local currency. Lets say, the number of daily online purchases inν Rs.10 per transaction. Pakistan is 1,00,000 and that means Rs.10,00,000 can be made everyday and that is Rs.36 crores to be made every year. 24. 3.Online customer support If we don’t take care of our customers, someoneν else will. 25. Call me backν Every bank can offer customer support over the Internet. ν Toll free number ( Allied bank andν Live chat over the bank website ν option. Standard charted bank) 26. Feedbackν Multi language support ν Site Maintenance activity ν FAQs ν 27. Ease of use The communication has to be enable withν 4.Website Structure Customer’sν the customer through use of text, graphics and animation. Relationshipν confidence How customer feel while visiting your website? services Building relation ship services by offering extra services and information 28. Q&A