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E-banking allows customers to conduct financial transactions online through a secure website operated by their financial institution. It provides both non-transactional features like viewing account balances and transactional tasks like funds transfers between accounts. Common e-banking features fall into categories like non-transactional tasks of viewing information and transactional tasks of payments and transfers between linked accounts. The document provides steps for using e-banking on Swedbank as an example and references Wikipedia and specific bank websites for information.
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- 2. What is an E-Banking? • Allows customers of a financial institution to conduct financial transactions on a secure website operated by the institution, which can be a retail or virtual bank, credit union or building society. (Wikipedia) • Also known as Online Banking or Internet Banking • Security Token (VeriSign) 2
- 3. E-Banking – Common Features 3 The common features fall broadly into several categories. Non-Transactional tasks including - viewing account balances viewing recent transactions downloading bank statements, for example in PDF format viewing images of paid cheques ordering cheque books download periodic account statements Downloading applications for M-banking, E-banking etc.
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