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E-Banking Issues & Challenges with Reference To Cyber Crime





Sravani K, 4th Year at NLU, Vizag & K Guna Sekhar, Law Clerk at AP High Court


Abstract


Banking framework consistently has a significant task to carry out in each nation’s economy. It is fundamental for any country as it accommodates the requirements of credit for all the category of people. Information Technology has become an essential apparatus in the present associations. Banks today work in an exceptionally globalized, liberalized, privatized and a Competitive environment. IT has presented new business worldview. It is progressively having a noteworthy job in improving the services in the banking business. Indian banking industry has seen gigantic improvements because of major developments that are occurring in the Information Technology. E-Banking has various benefits connected to its utilization. It gives a stage to whenever, anyplace banking. The Customers can logon to them accessing sites or cards whenever and from anyplace without being worried about the bank timings or making a fuss over the long bank queues. The customers can get to the banks effectively through internet for for checking their account particulars. It keeps up a decent connection between the banks just as the Customers. The E-Banking confronted different difficulties and issues because of the innovation. In India, Reserve Bank of India delineated the mission to guarantee that payment and settlement frameworks are protected, proficient, interoperable, approved, inclusive, comprehensive, and consistent with universal norm. The Vision is to proactively support electronic payment framework for introducing a less money society in India. Consequently, the RBI assumes a significant job to give different measures in E-Banking in India.

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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