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LITERATURE REVIEW ON E-BANKING SERVICES

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Banks adopt E-banking as a means to replace their traditional delivery channel through branch banking mainly due to the cost of setting up of physical branches and increased overheads associate with maintaining them. While adopting any new channel of service delivery, service is one of the primary benefit which a customer expects from the service provider. The consumers compares the benefits and weigh them against the costs associated with the service. E-Banking services are gradually replacing the traditional banking services. In order to gain competitive advantage over the competing banks, the banks are continuously improving their services through e-banking services. This paper has examined reviews collected in the area of e-banking services which includes Internet Banking, ATM banking, Mobile banking etc.

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