Adoption of e-banking in Bangladesh: An exploratory study

Malaysia Sains University Department of Distance Education, Penang 11800 USM, Malaysia

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In this article we will deepen our understanding of future issues, including an important overview of the development of e-banking in Bangladesh, the concept of e-banking, the current state of e-banking service usage by plan banks, and e-banking perspective in Bangladesh . The development of ICT infrastructure in the banking industry and the trend of ICT penetration rate follow the government policy recommendations. f Bangladesh and regular banks can gain the maximum benefit through e-banking.

This survey includes the exploration results of the EXIM Bank in Bangladesh and restricts how to recognize its general banking business, investment in loans, special exchange policy, recommendations based on prescribed goals, and the effects of inevitable restrictions . The important thing in recent investigation was that investors from other countries were interested in investing there. Investment from other countries is highly relevant to foreign exchange policies including import / export business of the country. The problem here is that most policies are born of talented people, but they are adopting policies that never talk to the ultimate investor who works at the rural level. Premium Bank Bangladesh Co., Ltd. Strictly adheres to all policies.

Bangladesh recently entered the world of e-commerce. Bangladesh Bank (BB) started an e-commerce transaction on the network in 2009. Later, the Netherlands - Bangladesh Bank, Ltd. (DDBL) launched the Internet payment gateway (IPG) in June 2010 under the name of Nexus - Gateway. At the same time, several e-commerce companies have developed a website and associated with the bank's IPG. . The whole process of e-commerce has four steps. These include the central bank's opposition signal which activates the Internet payment gateway (IPG) after receiving the postponement signal from the central bank. It develops an appropriate website to display and sell its products and services.