This document discusses the history and types of e-banking. It describes how e-banking first began in the 1980s using technologies like EDI and telephone banking. The main types of e-banking are listed as ATMs, debit cards, phone banking, mobile banking, and online banking via computer. The advantages of e-banking are lower costs for banks and customers, easier access for customers, and economic benefits like reduced illegal activities. However, disadvantages include less social interaction, security risks from hackers, and requiring computer access and skills. In conclusion, e-banking has allowed banks to offer new products more efficiently while empowering customers.