Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
The emergence of
Internet banking has allowed banks to offer their customers relatively
convenient and flexible banking, also known as e-banking. These services now
come in a wide range, including but not limited to conducting fund transfers,
managing and checking account, and bill payments. Despite benefits that banks
are offering to their customers through online services, e-banking has also
raised many security issues. Computer hackers have developed a variety of
elusive methods for stealing Internet bankers’ money. Although there are many
advantages of online banking, security issues often discourage customers from
using it, as many customers have found that the use of online banking could
leave their financial assets at risk. The primary services that customers use
via the Internet are transferring money across accounts, paying bills, checking
account balances, and sending and receiving confidential information between
banks and fellow customers. The rise in cyber-attacks has caused a decline in
the use of online banking and has negatively affected consumer confidence in
the ability of financial institutions to protect them. Consumers are
questioning the safety of their money and information and are looking up to
banks to fix the problem. Therefore this paper reviewed online security
framework for e-Banking services.
Country : Nigeria