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DATE: 02.05 .2018

CERTIFICATE

TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that Mr Hemanth V, bearing USN I AYI 6MBA27. Student of MBA,

Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore has completed a project on "A Study on

Consumer Awareness and Usage of E-Banking Transactions through Mobile Phones" al Stale

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This is to certify that Mr. Hemanth V bearing USN 1AY16MBA27 is

a bonafide student of Master of Business Administration course of the
Institute 2016-18 batch, affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University,
Belgaum. Project report on "A Study on Consumer Awareness and Usage
of E Banking Transactions through Mobile Phones at S81, Mysore" is
prepared by him under the guidance of Dr. Nijaguna G in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for the award of the degree of Master of Business
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 DECLARATION

I, HEMA NTH V bearing USN IAYI 6MBA27 hereby declared that the project report entitled
"A STUDY ON CONSUMER AWARENESS AND USAGE OF £-BANKING
TRANSACTIONS THROUGH MOBILE PHONES" at "State Bank Of India,Vontikoppal
Branch, Mysore" prepared by me under the guidance of Dr. Nijaguna, HOD of MBA, AIT and
external a sistance by Mr. Vadirai deshpandy, branch Manager, SBI, Vontikoppal Branch,
Mysore. I also declare that this project work is towards. the partial fulfillment of the university
regulations for the degree of Master of Business Administration by Visvesvaraya Technological
University, Belgaum.

I have undergone a summer project for the period of ten weeks. I further declare that this project
is based on the original study. undertaken by me and has not been submitted for the award of any
degree/diploma from any other University / Institution.

Place: Bcngaluru
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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I, the undersigned, IV semester student of MBA, Acharya Institute of technology, Bangalore is

glad to express my deep sense of gratitude to all the persons connected with the successful
completion of this project work. This report is obviously not the result of my work alone, many
persons have directly and indirectly involved, without whom this work would not have been
accomplished.
My sincere thanks to all the staff of State Bank of India, Vontikoppal Branch, Mysore giving
the necessary information relevant to this study. I am grateful to Mr Vadiraj deshpandy,
Branch Manager, SBI under whose guidelines this study was done.
I express my deep sense of gratitude to Dr. Nijaguna G, Head of the Department of MBA,
Acharya Institute of technology, Bangalore for his guidance and continuous untiring support
during the course of this project work.
I am also thankful to my parents and friends who helped and encouraged me in the completion of
this project and above all I am very much thankful to God for giving me his blessings, without
which this project would not have been successfully completed.
Finally, I acknowledge with thanks to the co-operation and support extended to us by the
respondents who helped in successful completion of this project work.

Place: Bengaluru Hemanth V

Date: 28th May, 2018 USN: 1AY16MBA27

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER CHAPTERS PAGE

NO. NO.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction about the project 2
1.2 Industry Profile 3-4
1.3 Company profile 4
1.4 Vision, Mission and Values 4
1.5 Product and Service Profile 5-7
1.6 Area of Operations 8
1.7 Competitors 8
1.8 SWOT Analysis 9-10

2 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE

REVIEW
2.1 Theoretical background 11-13
2.2 Review of Literature 14-19

3 RESEARCH DESIGN
3.1 Statement of Problem 20
3.2 Need for the study 20
3.3 Objective of the study 20
3.4 Scope of the study 21
3.5 Research Methodology 21
3.6 Limitations of the study 22

4 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 23-56

5 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND
CONCLUSION
5.1 Findings 57
5.2 Suggestions 58
5.3 Conclusion 59
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ANNEXURE
 LIST OF TABLES

TABLE TITLES PAGE NO.

NO.

4.1 Table indicating gender distribution of respondents 23

4.2 Table indicating age groups of the respondents 25

4.3 Table indicating Education level of the customers 27

4.4 Table showing Occupation of respondents 29

4.5 Table indicating Income Range of respondents 30

4.6 Table showing the people using Mobile Phones 31

4.7 Table indicating the smart phone users 32

4.8 Table showing the respondents who have heard of Mobile Banking 33

4.9 Table showing respondents having different types of bank 34

accounts
4.10 Table showing the number of respondents making use of E- 35
banking through Mobile
4.11 Table showing preference of electronic financial services by 36
respondents
4.12 Table showing the way respondents prefer to make financial 38
transactions
4.13 Table indicating the respondent’s perception on Financial Security 39
of Mobile Banking
4.14 Table indicating the sources which made respondents aware of 40
Mobile Banking
4.15 Table showing the rate of simplicity of using Mobile Banking 42
 Instructions

4.16 Table indicating the type of the account used while transacting 44
through Mobile Banking
4.17 Table showing the regularity of respondents using Mobile Banking 46
Facility
4.18 Table showing type of transactions done in mobile banking 48

4.19 Table showing the range of respondents utilizing Mobile Banking 50

for Balance Enquiry
4.20 Table showing the features encouraging respondents to use Mobile 51
Banking
4.21 Table showing the degree of acceptance of service charges 53

4.22 Table shows the average money transacted by respondents in a 55

month
4.23 Table showing the satisfaction level of respondents 56

4.24 Table showing the degree of accepting mobile banking as best 57

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 LIST OF GRAPHS AND FIGURES

GRAPH. TITLES PAGE NO.

4.1 Chart showing structure of male and female respondents 24

4.2 Chart showing the age group of respondents 26

4.3 Chart showing Education of customers 28

4.4 Chart showing occupation of respondents 29

4.5 Chart Representing Income Range of respondents 29

4.6 Chart representing the respondent groups using Mobile Phones 30

4.7 Chart representing Smart Phone users 32

4.8 Chart showing respondents who have heard of Mobile Banking 33

4.9 Chart representing respondents having different bank accounts 34

4.10 Chart representing range of respondents making use of E-banking 35

through Mobile Phones.
4.11 Chart representing preference of electronic financial services by 37
respondents
4.12 Chart representing the way respondents prefers to make 38
transactions
4.13 Chart representing the respondents perception on Financial Security 39
of Mobile Banking
4.14 Chart representing the sources which made respondents aware of 41
Mobile Banking
4.15 Chart representing rate of simplicity of using Mobile Banking 43
Instructions
4.16 Chart representing type of the account used while transacting 45
through Mobile Banking
4.17 Chart representing regularity of respondents using Mobile Banking 47
Facility
4.18 Chart representing type of transactions done in mobile banking 49

4.19 Chart representing range of respondents utilizing Mobile Banking 50

for Balance Enquiry
4.20 Chart representing features encouraging respondents to use Mobile 52
Banking
4.21 Chart representing degree of acceptance of service charges 54

4.22 Chart representing the average money transacted by respondents in 55

a month
4.23 Chart representing satisfaction level of respondents 56

4.24 Chart representing the degree of accepting mobile banking as best 58

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 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This project work was done in SBI, Mysore. The topic which was selected is to do a project
report on “A study on consumer awareness and usage of E-banking transactions through
mobile phones”.

Nowadays most of the banks provide E-Banking services to their customer, which includes
fund transfer, online payments and many other services. Most of the nationalized banks are
now adopting new techniques to create awareness about E-Banking to their customers which
makes banking services easy and less time consuming. This has become main stream for
most of the banks in rural areas as most of the customers do not as smart phones.

My study was to know the methods and techniques of SBI implemented in order to create
awareness about e-banking to their customers. My job in the team was to reach as many as
customers as possible and to educate them about the various services and facilities offered by
SBI to make the banking services easy for the customers with use of e-banking.

During my study it was concluded that in order to create awareness to the maximum extent
SBI needs as many as respondents as possible because the customer base of SBI is too vast
and it can only be achieved through mass marketing of e-banking.

I suggest that SBI should further more ease the complexity present in their present e-banking
education, as most of their customers are not that highly educated. So with the use of methods
to make the customer understand easily, we will have positive turn in the road of creating
awareness about e-banking in SBI.

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 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE PROJECT

An internship is the coverage to the student to increase the essential knowledge and
experience in the definite discipline through qualified & administered expertise in a talented
situation. It is an entrance level position includes of a trade of services for experience
between the student (or) trainee and an organization.

Students can likewise utilize an entrance level position to figure out whether they have an
interest for a specific profession, to make a system of contacts. Internship gives supportable
learning to students attempting to go around to rise the material data and to acquire
knowledge which is significant to enter into a definite employment field (or) business
venture.

The overall duration of the project is 10 weeks in State Bank of India. It is a tremendous
experience for me to acquire about banking awareness in general & more importantly about
e-banking via mobiles. I learnt the importance of e-banking via mobiles, the need for its
usage in fast emerging digital banking scenario, benefits of E-Banking, & scope for its
development in the interest of both Banks and its users. This internship was very much useful
for us in knowing how the mobile banking facilities have developed the importance from the
view point of Customers, Banks, Regulatory Authorities & the government with its lenience,
correctness and quickness.

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1.2 INDUSTRY PROFILE

Banking sector has turn out to be the backbone for the business in recent times. The growth in
economic activities has directed to increase in volume of banking activities. The term Bank
has been derived either from the Italian word banca (or) from the French word banque
meaning a ’bench’ or table meant for exchange of money.

Definition
A Bank can be defined as the financial institution which is licensed to accept deposits for the
purpose of lending which is repayable on demand. Banks also provide the service of safety
deposit, exchange of currency, honor of instruments drawn on deposits.
HISTORY
Indian Banking system is very old as Vedic period. The India Banking system has originated
in the last times of 18th century. Bank of Hindustan was the first among the Banks which
were established in the year 1770, discharged in 1882 and General Bank of India which was
established in 1786, failed in 1791.The leading & oldest bank which is still in existence is
State Bank of India. The bank originated as Bank of Calcutta & later retitled as Bank of
Bengal. A presidency government funded three banks namely State Bank of India, Bank of
Bombay and Bank of Madras. These three banks came together to form Imperial Bank of
India which became State Bank of India after Independence of India.

The progress of banking sector in India is studied in three phases namely;

 Pre-independence from 1786 to 1969
 Second phase which is from 1969 to 1991
 New phase of Indian Banking System, reforms after 1991

Phase 1 is described by presence of many banks. It includes the establishment Bank of

Hindustan, General Bank of India & some other Banks.
Phase 2 highlights the nationalization of Indian Banking sector reforms was carried out in the
year 1980 with six more banks. After the nationalization the branches of the public sector
banks in India rose about 800% & deposits & advances took a huge increase by 11000%.
Phase 3 This phase introduced more banking products and facilities in its reform measures.
In 1991, under the auspices of M Narasimham, a committee was established. Its name is the
liberalization of banking business. This country is flooded with foreign banks and their ATM

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stations. Is trying to provide customers with satisfactory service. Introduced telephone
banking and online banking services. The entire system has become more convenient and
faster.

The leading bank which is of prime importance is State Bank of India was originated in 1806.
It was one among three banks which were established by Government. There were seven
associate Banks which are completely under its control. SBI is dominating over its
subsidiaries with its largest network and lions hare of business propositions Indian Banking
sector.

1.3 COMPANY PROFILE

State Bank of India is an Indian multinational public sector bank and financial services
company. This is a government-owned company headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
April 1, 2017, SBI, India's largest bank, with its five associate banks (National Bank of
Bikaner and Jaipur, National Bank of Hyderabad, State Bank of Mysore, Patiala and State
Bank of Travancore), and with Bharatiya Mahila Bank.
This is the first large-scale integration of the Indian banking industry. Through the merger,
SBI has become one of the world's 50 largest banks (balance sheet size is 33 trillion US
dollars, with 278,000 employees, 420 million customers, more than 24,000 branches, and
59,000 ATMs). It is expected that SBI's market share will increase from 17% to 22%. It has
198 offices in 37 countries; As of 2016, the company ranked 232th among the world's top
500 companies.

1.4 VISION, MISSION AND VALUES

Vision

Be the bank of choice for a transforming India.

Mission

Commitment to providing simple, Responsive and Innovative Financial solutions.

Values

Service, Transparency, Ethics, Politeness, Sustainability.

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1.5 PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

1.5.1 INTERNET BANKING

The bank’s internet banking portal enables its retail banking customers to operate their
accounts anywhere, anytime, eliminating geographical and time constraints. This is a
platform that allows customers to start banking from the desktop with the help of the
Internet's powerful features and convenience.
Using online banking services, we can conduct the following normal bank transactions
online:
 Money transfer between private accounts.
 Third party transferrals to accounts maintained at several branch of SBI
 Group transferrals to accounts in State Bank Cluster
 Inter Bank transferrals to accounts with further Banks
 Online standing instructions for timely transfer for the above
 Credit PPF accounts across branches
 Requirement to publish draft requirements.
 Request to open a new account
 Request to close the loan account
 Request to issue cheque book

1.5.2 STATE BANK MOBICASH

State Bank Mobi Cash is a Mobile Wallet by State Bank of India in association with BSNL. It
provides facilities such as fund transfer, mobile recharge (BSNL prepaid), bill payment
(BSNL fixed phone and postpaid), balance inquiry and mini description. The wallet is
available on Smartphones as well as Basic/Feature phones. The wallet can be used in “self-
mode” as well as in assisted mode through the help of BSNL CSPs. The wallet can be
upgraded to Full-KYC wallet, which offers higher transaction limits and cash withdrawal at
BSNL CSPs.

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1.5.3 ATM SERVICES

The State Bank offers you the convenience of over 50,000 ATMs in India, which is the
country's largest network and will continue to expand rapidly! This means you can trade for
free at the State Bank Group's ATMs (this includes State Bank of India's ATMs and
Associate Banks – i. e, State Bank of Bikaner and State Bank of Jaipur, Hyderabad, State
Bank Mysore, Patiala and Travancore) and a wholly-owned subsidiary, SBI Business and
International Bank Ltd., use the State Bank ATM-debit (Cash Plus) card.

1.5.4 DEMAT SERVICES

A non-physical account is referenced for all transactions to achieve electronic transaction

settlement. Each shareholder will have a dematerialized account for trading purposes.

Once the transaction is confirmed and completed, the purchase and sale of securities on the
dematerialized account are automated. Accessing a Dematerialized account requires an
Internet password and a transaction password. Then you can start transferring or buying
securities. Buy and sell securities.

A Demat account with SBI provides you the following benefits:

Customer Care: You can now call our 24X7 dedicated customer service and be sure that all
your questions have been addressed.
Transact Anywhere: Now operate your Demat account from any of SBI's 1000 Demat
enabled branches.
Statements by e-mail: Receive your bills and statements via email.
Demat Services Online Facility: This convenient paperless facility allows you to operate
from a comfortable home or office through SBI's online banking service.
Online Demat Statements: You can now view your Demat account details, shareholding
instructions, trade statements and online settlement instructions.
Order Delivery Instruction Booklet online: Now you no longer have to line up at the
branch because you can now order your delivery instructions booklet online and send it to
your doorstep.

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1.5.5 CASH DEPOSIT MACHINES
The cash deposit machine is called the CDM. It is a similar cash dispenser that allows you to
deposit cash directly into your account using ATMs and debit cards. You can use this
machine to immediately credit your account with your account without having to visit this
branch. The transaction receipt also provides you with updated account balances.
Some of the notable features of this product are:
 Instantly deposit cash into your account
 Fast and convenient deposit method
 Script less transaction
 The transaction limit is Rs.49, 900/- for Card less credit and via Debit Cards ₹2.00
lakhs -subject to account has PAN number.
 We can also deposit cash in our Loan accounts.
 Up to 200 currency notes can be deposited in a transaction.
 The CDM only accepts denominations of Rs.100/-, Rs.500/- and Rs.2000/-.

1.5.6 RTGS/NEFT

Bank offers Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS) & National Electronic Fund
Transfer system (NEFT) which enables efficient, secure, economical and reliable funds
transfer systems from banks to banks and remitters to specific bank accounts and people in
another bank account in the country.
1. RTGS:
In the electronic payment system, payment instructions between banks are processed in real
time and settled in a single day. The transaction value is Rs.2.00 lacks & above.
2. NEFT:
Another type of electronic payment system in which payment instructions between banks are
processed and settled by deferred net settlement (DNS) at a fixed time during the day. There
is no minimum or maximum transaction value for using this facility.

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1.6 AREAS OF OPERATION

SBI provides a range of banking products through its network of branches in India and
overseas, including products for non-Indian residents. SBI has 14 regional centers and 57
regional offices located in major cities in India.

1.6.1 Domestic Presence

SBI has 18,354 branches in India. In the 2012-13 financial year, its revenue was Rs2.005
trillion (31 billion U.S. dollars), of which the domestic business contributed 95.35% of its
revenue. Similarly, domestic business accounted for 88.37% of total profits for the same
fiscal year.

1.6.2 Non-Banking Subsidiaries

In addition to its five affiliated banks (combined with SBI since April 1, 2017), SBI also
owns the following non-banking subsidiaries:

 SBI Capital Markets Ltd

 SBI Funds Management Pvt Ltd
 SBI Factors & Commercial Services Pvt Ltd
 SBI Cards & Payments Services Pvt. Ltd. (SBICPSL)
 SBI DFHI Ltd
 SBI Life Insurance Company Limited
 SBI General Insurance

1.7 COMPETITORS

1. ICICI Bank

2. Andhra Bank

3. Allahabad bank

4. HDFC

5. Axis Bank

6. Bank of Baroda

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1.8 SWOT ANALYSIS

SWOT analysis is an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. It is a

structured planning method used to assess the four elements of an organization's, projects, or
business risk. SWOT analysis can be conducted against companies, products, locations,
industries or individuals. It involves specifying the objectives of a business enterprise or
project and identifying the internal and external factors that are conducive to achieving that
goal.

Strengths: The characteristics of a company or project make it superior to other companies

Weaknesses: Business features that put the business or project at a disadvantage

Opportunities: Environmental factors that enterprises or projects may use

Threats: Elements of the environment that may cause trouble for the business or project

Strengths

1. SBI is the largest bank in India with more than 14,000 branches

2. State Bank Of India (SBI) has a distinct act for itself. Thus, a distinct honour for the bank
3. The largest branch network in the country means good coverage

4. The first public sector moved to CBS

5. SBI has closed to 3,00,000 manpower employed with it

6. The Indian government’s banking business has brought a huge boost to banks

7. State Bank Of India provides facilities like consumer banking, enterprise banking,
insurance etc

8. Due to extensive marketing, it has good brand awareness and popularity

9. SBI has nearly 200 offices in more than 35 countries

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Weaknesses

1. Huge competition means SBI's limited market share

2. Compared with global banks, less international traffic

Opportunities

1. Bringing talents to replace top management to serve the next generation

2. The State Bank of India (SBI) can make better use of CRM, technology and cyberspace

3. Expanding to rural areas to promote its business

4. As India focuses on cashlessness, the bank can lead the market through it

Threats

1. Consolidation between private banks may reduce the market share of SBI

2. New bank license issued by RBI may affect operations

3. Foreign banks have advanced products

4. The actions of the SBI are often disrupted by slow government decisions and red tapism.

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 2. CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND AND LITERARTURE

REVIEW

2.1 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

A theoretical study that conceptualizes and connects tools that are responsible for awareness
of mobile banking facilities among the customers and customer related issues persuading the
adoption of mobile banking. Within the context of mobile banking adoption various
determinants are responsible which have positive effect on the decision of adoption. Some
examples are convenience, compatibility, self-adequacy, relative favorable position,
advantage and furthermore. Despite what might be expected lack of usage, high security risk,
moderate rate of adoption are the important factors limiting banks from implementing
financial services over internet. Many of the customers do not use mobile banking because
they are not educated enough to utilize the online banking services provided by banks. Few
banks charge an expense for mailing printed copies of bank explanations. Some might not be
satisfied with those transaction charges or they may find difficulty in the procedures involved
in transactions. Technological advancements have been progressed to improve distribution
channels. All electronic channels are together combined called as ebanking(electronic
banking). Electronic Banking is truly not an innovation, be that as it may, an endeavor to
consolidate a few unique advancements. there is a lot of development in Banking business as
the customers have been utilizing the innovative facilities offered by banks and making them
work without pressure.
ATM(Automated Teller Machine) which can be called as computer is a record and cash
keeping system wherein the PIN number is used to link to bank accounts. ATMs can give an
extensive variety of services, for example, deposits , reserves exchange between at least two
records and payment of bills.
Mobile Banking

Mobile banking service is provided by banks to their customers to make monetary

transactions through mobile phones. The software which is called as an application is
designed by financial institutions or Banks intended to be running on device relying on a
specific OS for the purpose of transaction. The apps can be downloaded into the device by
apps stores. Mobile is accessible at any time and in some banks there is a restriction on the
amount that can be transacted. Mobile banking enables checking the available balance, bill
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payments, fund transfers between accounts. It reduces the cost of transactions by reducing the
customer's visit to the bank.
Earlier mobile banking used to send an SMS. With the advent of smart phones, transactions
are being done through special mobile applications which are to be downloaded into the
device. Ebanking through mobile phones is very secure provided that the user maintain
confidentiality in details of transaction such as Passwords, Account numbers and OTP’s.The
dependability of internet services and internet applications for banking was a worry.
The customers could find problems such as slow operations, systems not working
endeavoring to utilize internet banking just to discover pages that did not stack, also, signing
on just to peruse a message expressing that there was an issue and intimating the customer to
attempt again later. Secrecy and protection issues were frequently confounded, with concerns
communicated that information would be uncovered to others, yet with an absence of
separation amongst individual and other secret data. But it is found that data of customers is
kept confidential. The customers will not have any confusions to utilize mobile banking as
the data or information is not stored in the devise and it is owned by himself. With the view
of cost benefits the customers are switching over different services offered.
Demographic variables ought to impact the adoption and age influences the state of mind of
people for Internet banking and their capacity to figure out investment. Young customers
will probably utilize an opportunity to figure out how to utilize Internet that youthful buyers
can make more advantages. It is also found that male consumers are making more use of
services compared to female users as they are curious and interested in new technology.
Types of services:
1. Mobile banking through Interactive Voice Response (IVR):The transaction is carried
through telephone by entering credit card number on a automated system for making
payments.
2. Mobile banking over Wireless Application Protocol (WAP): Customers can access their
bank account and make transactions through Internet. Cell phones running on Java, Android
phones and Blackberry provide mobile banking applications.
3. Mobile banking over Short Message Sending (SMS): Availment of banking services
through short message sending. There is no need of Internet connection or download any
mobile banking app. The mobile banking services are provided through SMS alerts.
4. Mobile banking over Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD): Most of the
users in rural areas are not having Mobile phones, Internet access. Hence banks are providing

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services through USSD. The user is supposed to dial a code and send it and a menu is
received to choose the option.
Mobile banking has made a radical change in the lifestyle of people with many opportunities
and benefits. It is said to be most preferred media of transactions. In comparision with net
banking it is said to be safe and also secured but not most preffered because people are not
mindful of the facility.it does not only reduce customer participation but also bank
employee’s Partaking during transactions. Many customers donot know the usage procedure
of banking from mobile which is leading to usage barrier. People consider the costs of
internet charges and charges for providing services which avoids the acceptance.Old tradition
wherein people stick on old technology and do not encourage new innovations and
advancements are not in need of those facilities and follow old formalities or rules and
regulations.

Advantages
1. E-banking through mobile phones can be made anywhere and at any time. Transactions
can be made even after banking hours. It works on 24x7 bases and is also available offline.
2. The services of transactions provided by the banks are free of charges without any limit to
access the account
3. reduce the physical visit of customers to the banks.
4.It gives the customer privilege of Instant transfer of funds to another account.
5. Mobile Banking application is secured that the data will not be stored in mobile phone or
sim card. The applications are advanced and have Encryption Technologies.
6.The Instructions of the applications are easy to follow and allows interbank transfers in
which Funds are transferred from one bank to another bank account
7. Various Banking facilities are provided such as
 Enquiry of balance in the account
 History of transaction
 Transfer of funds
 Alert of debit and credit
 Alert of minimum balance
 Payment of Bills
8.Ebanking through Mobile is more secure than Internet the software is not susceptible to
many malicious software.

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2.2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Dhartibahen Mansukhabhai Chauhan (2012) studied the client perception towards
ebanking innovation and its adoption. Mobile phones have huge capability of directing
money related exchanges or transactions hence leading the financial development with
convenience and highly lessened cost. For comprehensive development, the advantages of
mobile banking ought to reach the common man at the remotest areas.

Sandhya Ragaur (2014) analyzed the usefulness, ease , consumer’s awareness and involved
risk as the determinants reason for mobile banking adoption. Not very many individuals
know about various transactions that are possible in mobile banking. Many consumers are
aware of mobile banking but very few of them are using it. Some customers are using it
because they think that mobile banking transactions can be done anywhere and anytime.
N.Yesodha devi, Nancy sebastina, S. Kanchana (2011) completed review to find out the
customers opinion about mobile banking and their perception towards ebanking transactions
through mobile phones. They explored the outcome as majority of the respondents utilized
Mobile banking or internet banking managing an account whenever they require and
reasoned that there is no significant contrast among educated people who are aware of mobile
banking technology.
Amutha D (2016) examined paper dealing the customer's perception on ebanking facility in
relation to their awareness on ebanking system. Researcher infers that the a large portion of
the bank customers know about mobile banking services. The banks additionally need to find
a way to instruct the customers with respect to the new technologies and different services
provided by the banks.
Yousuf Salim, Alhinai , Ali Albadi (2013) aimed to understand whether ebanking or mobile
banking adoption can better be clarified as a result of individual attributes or perception of
customers or as a result of the qualities of the system. The study of the model that
incorporated the factors such as client related variables including self-viability, earlier
information, transaction activities, and socioeconomics, and framework related elements
including perceived use, ease of use, security, and secrecy.
Neha dixit and Saroj k Datta (2010) examined acceptance of ebanking through mobile
phones by adult customers. He could find out that customers were ready to adopt mobile
banking if banks would guide their customers regarding the ease of usage, security, privacy.
Reason is that there are many determinants such as trust, ingenuity, awareness influencing the
acceptance of ebanking in India.

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Nisar Hundewale, and Abdullah Kamani (2011) study showed that perceived use, ease of
use, particular norms, consumer awareness and perceived risk are the important facts
associated with adoption of mobile banking. Researchers also infered that the factors have a
positive effect on customers for accepting mbanking. Researchers have met objectives as per
their desire but it holds good only to a particular location and the result could vary with the
change in the location.

Amith Shankar (2016) explored the factors influencing mobile banking (m-banking)
acceptance of customers. Demographical features, for exmpl: age, training, experience &
income may use as leading factors in upcoming to the examination of m-banking.
Researcher’s paper looks at some exact confirmation about factors influencing m-banking
adoption objective in India. A proposed look into structure was built up on the premise of
relevant reviews and was found that awareness, usefullness, convenience, similarity, self-
adequacy, security and privacy, social impact and monetary cost are significantly affecting
m-banking reception.

Kalaiarasi H and Srividya V (2012) addressed the impact of variables proposed by adoption
of technology alongside hazard and customer's online adequacy to explore the genuine use of
young mobile banking users.The Technology Accepted Model recognized few components
that impact real utilization of online innovation. addressed the impact of variables proposed
by adoption of technology alongside the risk and customer's online adequacy to explore the
genuine use of young mobile banking users.

E Meera , K Govindarajan and M Inbalakshmi (2014) inspected the extent of usage of

ebanking by customers and their perception towards different services they can be benefited
through mobile banking. They presumed that mobile banking helps people to do transactions
at home itself as opposed to going to bank premises. Bankers are concerned with ebanking so
they can minimize the cost of operation.

Amit P. Wadhe and Shamrao Ghodke (2011) concentrated on the study that revealed the
customer's awareness on mobile banking benefit gave by their bank. Customers are well
known about different banking transactions that are possible with the assistance of mobile
banking. Many of customers are aware of mobile banking system. They inferred that not very
many know about different managing an account exchanges that we can do with the
assistance of Mobile banking.

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R. Elavarasi (2014) has identified which bank furnish better service of e-banking to
customers and furthermore recognized level of satisfaction of a customer and his view about
websites of internet banking. They found from the review that most of the users of mobile
banking were young customers compared to adults because of new advancement in
information technology and their selection level is high in saving money.

Poonam P Yadav (2014) analyzed the awareness level of users of mobile banking. It has
been found that there is a solid relationship between the different demographic factors and the
level of awareness among the respondents. From the information analysis and elucidation,
they found that the greater part of the corporate customers were exceedingly aware about the
transactions through ebanking or mobile banking and the number of general customers who
knew about the fund transfer was very less.

Roshan lal, Rajni Saluja (2012) learned about ebanking in Indian scenario and found that
banks in India are trying to provide customers the advanced banking technology and better
service with sincere efforts Banks are trying true endeavors to promote the electronic
banking services and products. Young generation is starting to look at the convenience and
advantages of ebanking. In years to come, e-banking won't just be satisfactory, however will
be favored method of banking.

Machogu A and Okiko (2015) studied how the factors related to ebanking are impacting the
customers loyalty and also studied that services marketing discipline in discovering the role
of ebanking in upgrading consumer loyalty and dependability. Variables relating to
availability, convenience, Privacy, security, speed, content, design, expenses and charges
were a concentration of this review as they have an impact on consumer loyalty.

Ms. Tejaswini Kulkarni, Dr. Aaishwarya Kulkarni (2015) attemptd to identify the major
factors deciding further adoption of electronic banking services among existing users in
India.They identified that some strategies could be drawn to popularise their innovative
banking technology among existing customers. Customers who are computer literates can be
further inspired towards use of ebanking benefits and suitable strategies can be planned for
putting themselves at competitively worthwhile positions.

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Ayo, Charles k.; Aderonke Atinuke; Oyerinde J, Ibukun O (2016) researched the
variables influencing electronic banking utilization in light of electronic administration
quality, consumer attitude, satisfaction and consumer loyalty. The outcome uncovered that
apparent e-benefit quality impacts consumer loyalty and utilization of electronic banking.

Robbins, Eric (2016) discovered customer attitude towards ebanking innovations,

particularly emerging payments and examines the interplay between demographic attributes
and customer attitude to develop the strategies for success of the ebanking platforms.
adoption of the existing and evolving ebanking will rely on upon the banks developing the
strategies that address not just the demographic factors of their intended interest groups,
additionally buyers' mentalities.

Naveen Sharma and Geeta Sharma (2011) concentrated on the view of customers with
respect to the utilization of Internet banking. Researcher infers that internet banking permits
customers to direct certain exchanges, for example, balance enquiry, transfer of funds,
anytime online payment of bills,low transaction costs, minimising physical visits to a bank.
They also inferred that websites were hacked because of increasing interaction of customers
and redesign structure is required.

Chau Shen Chen (2012) discusses the impacts of dispersion and adopters of m-banking
services, risk involved, awareness, and brand picture of MBS providers, attitude toward
utilizing MBSs, and on expectation to utilize m-banking. Their analysis demonstrated that m-
banking users having unlike behavioural patterns have different opinion about the risk and
benefits involved in the technology.

Wai Ching Poon (2008) investigated the determinants of customer's adoption of ebanking
technology. The essential goal of the review is to study customer acceptance or utilization of
benefits in Malaysia in the light of ten determinants got from literature, to be specific
convenience, include accessibility, bank administration and picture, security, protection, plan,
substance, speed, and expenses and charges. Of the overview crosswise over banking
administrations, privacy and security are the major factors of disappointment.

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Aldás-Manzano, Joaquín; Lassala-Navarré (2008) concentrated on the advances in
electronic banking innovation have made novel methods tp handle day by day issues,
particularly through the web based banking channel. The acceptance or adoption of internet
banking services have been growing rapidly in many areas of world, and also in the leading
ebanking nations e-banking contracts has beaten 50 percent. The essential goal of the review
was to study customer adoption of internet banking in Finland in the view of the innovation
of technology and its acceptance.

Vanitha joshi(2011) recognized the factors that influence the acceptance of internet banking
technology from internet banking customers point of view. the adoption dimensions which
are Extent of use, Trust, Effortlessness and exposure are distinguished in light of principal
segment strategy for component examination. Researcher also examined the difference in
perception of the users of internet banking in public and private sector banks

Rahmath Safeena and Abdullah(2012) analyzed the effect of convenience, usage and
awareness of banking services through online channels and the risk associated with the usage
of those facilities.They found that Usability and customer mindfulness has positive effect on
the goal to embrace banking through mobile phones while risk has the negative effect on it.
At the point when online ebanking is seen as valuable, customer's thought to embrace it could
be more prominent. In like manner customers of the bank are probably going to adopt online
banking when it is anything but easier to utilize.

Rakhi Thakur and mala srivathsav(2012) was motivated to examine the determinants
impacting the adoption intention of ebanking through cell phones. Researcher finds the new
bits of knowledge about user's observation on risk as a valuable indicator for the adoption of
mobile commerce. The principle commitment of this inquire about lies in giving a model that
coordinates PC chance with the impact of customer's innovation acceptance status which has
been generally contemplated by researchers in researching acceptance of different kinds of
technologies. The part of believability hazard is extremely pivotal, as utilizing cell phones,
for this situation, customers are making various transactions.

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Bhagavathi R Pipaliya(2012) attempted to examine the online banking literature by looking
into the factors responsible for adoption of ebanking. Researcher focused on the customer
awareness on ebanking and the factors driving customers. The study inferred that majority of
the customers were using online services provided by banks and rest of the customers found
it to be risky as many of them strongly disagreed the acceptance of the fact that using of
ebanking facilities were safe.

Shamsher Singh(2012)evaluated how the adoption intention varies among the customers of
different banks and focused on the services provided by different banks through internet.the
researcher identified the different services and significant factors which resulted in adoption
of electronic banking services. The inference drawn was the user’s concern about financial
frauds,misuse of accounts which made them feel insecure.

Karthikeyan P and Soniya K(2016) aimed to study the adoption and usage of online
services by comparing the services provided by different banks to determine the factors that
are influencing the customers to adopt or use banking technology. They found that the work
culture, condition and management were the significant factors which could make the
employees work better providing best quality services in order to satisfy their customers.
Without these determinants being good, the employees could never make the customers
happy and satisfied.

Priya M(2014) studied the awareness of young customers and their online activities.The
study gives the insight of youngsters perception towards the services and also revealed that
they are very much interested in utilization of online services provided by banks and
shopping.

Sunil kumar (2015) made a research to know whether the customers are aware of android
mobile applications, services and its usage. Researcher could find that majority of the
customers were aware of mobile banking but not using it and the external influences like
family and friends were effective tools compared to bank officials or brochures. Word of
mouth was termed to be strong channel of communication.

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 3. RESEARCH DESIGN

3.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

“A STUDY ON CONSUMER AWARENESS AND USAGE OF E-BANKING

TRANSACTIONS THROUGH MOBILE PHONES”

This topic is designed to improve banking services (or) facilities through alternative channel
of services by using mobile phones. The research is also to explore the saving of the valuable
time now wasting in manual Banking. The research is intended to decongest the crowd in the
bank premises by providing anytime & anywhere banking with convenience to the customer.
In the current scenario the Banks are expanding their customer base through this service
product.

3.2 NEED FOR THE STUDY

The study is done in State Bank of India. As the review aims in knowing the familiarity of E-
Banking transactions among the consumers and also the extent of usage of transaction
facilities through mobile phones which helps in determining their perception towards those
facilities and to estimate the percentage of population availing the services provided by bank.

3.3 OBJECTIVES

• To identify the salient features of Mobile banking.

• To study the customer awareness about electronic banking through mobile phones.

• To study the consumer’s perception about the Mobile banking services.

• To examine consumer satisfaction level in using banking services.

• To identify the reason for choosing Mobile banking over Internet banking.

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3.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

The study was restricted to the people of Mysore city only. The study would help to assess
the effectiveness of the quality of service delivered by STATE BANK OF INDIA and the
determinants which are motivating the people to be improvised to make mobile banking
familiar.
It would also help in assessing the perception and satisfaction level of customers.
Demographic factors and education are the important constraints for the usage of E-Banking
services through mobile phones. Banks have developed technologies which reduces the
physical action or presence of customers to branches and hence the complexity.

3.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.5.1 Type of research: Descriptive
The result from the study indicates that the majority of the participants have a perception that
E-Banking transaction through mobile phone is the best way of transaction with much
flexibility .The method also helps in knowing the negative perception of customers due to
non-familiarity.

3.5.2 Population: Bank account holders i. e. customers of STATE BANK OF INDIA,

Mysore.

3.5.3 Sampling Technique: The respondents are randomly chosen from a group of Bank
account holders which is known as simple random sampling.

3.5.4 Sample Size: 100 Respondents.

3.5.5 Primary Data: Collection of data from respondents by the method of survey.

Instrument: Structured Questionnaire

Questionnaire consists of a series of questions on mobile banking and its utilization which is
circulated among the bank account holders of STATE BANK OF INDIA who are targeted as
respondents.

3.5.6 Secondary data: Official websites, Company’s internal database, Brochures, Internet.

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3.6 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

1. The study was limited to the people of State Bank of India, Mysore region only due to
limited period of time.
2. The size of the sample is restricted to 100.
3. The information or data collected from the customers of State Bank of India is their
response to the set of questions, so there may be biasness in their responses.

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 4. DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

4.1 Table indicating gender distribution of respondents

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage (%)

Male 69 69

Female 31 31

TOTAL 100 100

Analysis:
The above table demonstrates that the respondents are grouped to be 69% of male and 31% of
female respondents in the survey.

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 4.1 Chart showing structure of male and female respondents

Percentage (%)
Male Female

31%

69%

Interpretation:
From the above pie chart it is discovered that there is more of male respondents compared to
female respondents. The banking activities are regularly carried by males compared to
females.

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 4.2 Table indicating age groups of the respondents

Particulars(yrs) No. of Respondents Percentage (%)

18-25 23 23

25-35 36 36

35-45 12 12

45-60 29 29

TOTAL 100 100

Analysis:
The above table indicates the age groups of respondents who are regular to the bank. Where
23 are of between the age of 18-25, 36 are of between the age of 25-35, only 12 are in
between the age of 35-45, and 29 are in between the age group of more than 45.

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 4.2 Chart showing the age group of respondents

40

35

30

25

20
36 Age in yrs

15 29
23
10

12
5

0
18-25yrs 25-35yrs 35-45yrs 45-60yrs

Interpretation:

The above chart shows that the respondents with in the age of 25-35yrs are more in number
& less in the case of 35-45yrs because they are less involved in the banking activities,23 and
29 in the case of 18-25yrs and 45-60yrs respectively.

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 4.3 Table indicating Education level of the customers

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

SSLC 5 5

PUC 19 19

Degree 76 76

No Education 0 0

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table shows that the 76% of respondents are graduated and there are zero
respondents without education and about 24% respondents who are under graduates.

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 4.3 Chart showing Education of customers

80 76

70
60
50
40
30
19
20
10 5
0
0
SSLC PUC Degree No Education
Education level

Interpretation:

The chart shows the percentage of respondents who are graduated and regularly working as
they need to maintain bank accounts. There are few respondents who are less qualified
compared to others, there are no uneducated respondents.

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 4.4 Table showing Occupation of respondents

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Entrepreneurs 29 29

Employee 56 56

Student 15 15

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table indicates that the majority of respondents are employees with 56%. The % of
respondents who are engaged in business is 29% and about 15% are students who have bank
accounts.

4.4 Chart showing occupation of respondents

Occupation of respondents
60
56
50

40

30
29
20

10 15

0
Business Employee Student
Occupation of respondents

Interpretation:

The above chart shows that the employees are more compared to all other occupations as they
need to compulsorily maintain bank accounts. Some of the business people are of old
tradition & are in less percent to manage bank accounts for transactions.

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 4.5 Table indicating Income Range of respondents

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Less than rs20000 32 32

Rs20000-30000 45 45

Rs30000-50000 14 14

Above Rs50000 9 9

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above data indicates that 32% of respondents earn salary of less than 20000. The
percentage respondents with the monthly income of Rs20000-30000 are 45% and 14% who
are in the range of Rs30000-50000 and respondents who have monthly income above 50000
are less in number with 9%.
4.5 Chart Representing Income Range of respondents

Income Range
50
45
40
35
30
25
45 Income Range
20
15 32

10
14
5 9
0
Less than Rs20000-30000 Rs30000-50000 Above Rs50000
rs20000

Interpretation:
From the above chart it is found that there are 45% of respondents with monthly income of
RS20000-30000 are maximum and have regularly using their bank accounts.

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 4.6 Table showing the people using Mobile Phones

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 100 100

No 0 0

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table says that 100% of the respondents use mobile phone. There are no
respondents who do not use mobile phone.

4.6 Chart representing the respondent groups using Mobile Phones

Mobile users

100 Yes
No

Interpretation

The above pie chart represents that 100 out of 100 respondents use mobile phones as it is the
most necessitated.

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 4.7 Table indicating the smart phone users

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 78 78

No 22 22

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table indicates that 78% of respondents use smart phones and the respondents who
do not use smart phones are 22%.

4.7 Chart representing Smart Phone users

Smart Phone users

22

Yes
No

78

Interpretation:

The above pie chart shows that most of the respondents use smart phones which are very
much necessary for mobile banking transactions and very less number of respondents use the
phones which are not smart phones.

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 4.8 Table showing the respondents who have heard of Mobile Banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 97 97

No 3 3

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The 97% out of 100% have heard of mobile banking as of table and only 3% of respondents
are not aware of mobile banking applications.

4.8 Chart showing respondents who have heard of Mobile Banking

Yes
No
97

Interpretation:
Majority of the respondents have heard about the mobile banking services as it is familiar to
all the customers and only few respondents are unaware of mobile banking services provided
by banks as they do not have any information about their banks.

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 4.9 Table showing respondents having different types of bank accounts

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Savings Bank Account 53 53

Current Account 39 39

Fixed Deposit 8 8

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table shows that 53% of the respondents have savings bank account and 39% of
respondents have current account and very less number of customers are having fixed
deposits whose responses are not considered.
4.9 Chart representing respondents having different bank accounts

60

50

40

30
53

20 39

10
8
0
Savings Bank Account Current Account Fixed Deposit

Interpretation:

Majority of the respondents have savings bank account as shown in the graph wherein the
employees are more in number and do not make regular transactions and the number of
respondents maintaining current account is quite low compared to savings bank account, and
Fixed deposit holders are very low compared to all other type of account.

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 4.10 Table showing the number of respondents making use of E-banking through Mobile
Phones
Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 77 77

No 23 23

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The respondents who are making use of E-banking through mobile phones is 77% and rest of
the respondents are not using Mobile banking facilities provided by banks

4.10 Chart representing range of respondents making use of E-banking through Mobile

Phones.

23

Yes
No

77

Interpretation

Most of the respondents are making use of E-banking transactions from their mobile phones
as interpreted in the graph. Majority of the customers are making use of those services and
few are not aware of the services and they are making use of it because of some barriers.

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 4.11 Table showing preference of electronic financial services by respondents

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

ATM 18 18

Debit Card 16 16

Credit Card 18 18

Internet Banking 26 26

Mobile Banking 22 22

Total 100 100

Analysis;

From the table above one we can infer that internet banking users are more with 26% and

mobile banking users are 22% and ATM users are 18% and debit card, credit card users are

16% and 18% respectively.

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 4.11 Chart representing preference of electronic financial services by respondents

30

25

20

15
26
22
10
18 18
16
5

0
ATM Debit Card Credit Card Internet Mobile
Banking Banking

Interpretation:

The chart which is shown helps to infer that the percentage of respondents using Internet

banking is maximum. As the transactions are instant majority of customers prefer to use

Internet banking and Mobile banking is also most preferred compared to ATM’s and Debit

cards.

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 4.12 Table showing the way respondents prefer to make financial transactions

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Offline 29 29

Online 71 71

Total 100 100%

Analysis:

The table shows that the distribution of respondents who prefer to make bank transactions
offline which is 29% and the respondents who wish to make online transactions is 71%.
4.12 Chart representing the way respondents prefers to make transactions

29

Offline
Online
71

Interpretation

Online mode of transaction is preferred by majority of the respondents likewise the chart
shows it to be maximum wherein many of the respondents are aware of those services and
using them.29% of respondents are not utilizing the online transaction services as some are
not aware of those services.

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4.13 Table indicating the respondent’s perception on Financial Security of Mobile Banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 68 68

No 32 32

Total 100 100

Analysis:

In the above table it is found that 68% of respondents feel secure in using E-Banking and
32% of respondents do not feel it is secured.

4.13 Chart representing the respondents perception on Financial Security of Mobile Banking

32
Yes
No
68

Interpretation:

Majority of the respondents are using mobile banking services and have a perception that E-
Banking is safe & secure but some of the respondents feel that there is no safety and security
in using E-Banking services as they are afraid that data would be lost or disclosed.

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 4.14 Table indicating the sources which made respondents aware of Mobile Banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Print advice by Bank 16 16

Word of Mouth 32 32

Advertisements on TV 19 19

News papers 18 18

Bank Website 17 17

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The table shows that the source which made customers aware of E-Banking is Word of
mouth with 32% and the advertisement by bank has the second important source of
awareness with 19% .Awareness through Newspaper is 18%.

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 4.14 Chart representing the sources which made respondents aware of Mobile Banking

35

30

25

20

15 32

10 19
16 18 17
5

0
Print advice by Word of Mouth Advertisements News papers Bank Website
Bank on TV

Interpretation:

Word of mouth is said to be fast and wide means to make customers aware of E-Banking

which is the most opted by respondents which has highest peak and banks are being

successful in making customers aware of E-Banking wherein print advises by banks have

made them aware.

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 4.15 Table showing the rate of simplicity of using Mobile Banking Instructions

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Very Easy 16 16

Easy 29 29

Moderate 34 34

Difficult 13 13

Very Difficult 8 8

Total 100 100%

Analysis:

34% of the respondents find using e-Banking operations is moderately easy.29% of

respondents find easy in following the instructions and very less number of respondents with
8% find it very difficult.

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 4.15 Chart representing rate of simplicity of using Mobile Banking Instructions

40

35

30

25

20
34
15 29
10
16
13
5 8
0
Very Easy Easy Moderate Difficult Very Difficult

Interpretation;

The chart shows the simplicity or ease of usage is as shown above. Maximum number of
respondents find ease of using E-Banking to be moderate and 29% of respondents find it easy
to operate E-Banking applications and few of them find it difficulty in using E-Banking.

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4.16 Table indicating the type of the account used while transacting through Mobile Banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Savings Bank Account 34 34

Current Account 42 42

Both 24 24

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The above table shows that 34% of respondents use savings bank account during
transactions,42% use current account and 24% of respondents use both the accounts for
making E-banking transactions.

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 4.16 Chart representing type of the account used while transacting through Mobile Banking

45
40
35
30
25
20 42
34
15
24
10
5
0
Savings Bank Account Current Account Both

Interpretation:

The chart shows the maximum usage of current account compared to savings bank account

while transaction through Mobile banking. Some users make use of both the accounts in

which they find convenience.

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 4.17 Table showing the regularity of respondents using Mobile Banking Facility

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Daily 15 15

Once in a week 19 19

Twice in a week 36 36

Once in a month 18 18

Never use 12 12

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The respondents using Mobile banking services twice in a week is 40% as shown in the table
and 19% of users transact once in a week.12% of respondents never do mobile banking.

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 4.17 Chart representing regularity of respondents using Mobile Banking Facility

40

35

30

25

20
36
15

10 19 18
15
5 12

0
Daily Once in a week Twice in a Once in a Never use
week month

Interpretation:

Maximum number of respondents transact twice in a week and many of them transact once

in a week as their convenience and need of funds and the chart also reveals that comparative

number of transactions are made every day.

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 4.18 Table showing type of transactions done in mobile banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Bill Payment 15 15

Recharge Mobile 16 16

Fund Transfer 30 30

Purchasing 27 27

Other Periodical Payments 12 12

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The respondents making fund transfer is 30% and 27% of respondents utilize Mobile banking

services for purchasing. The respondents making periodical payments are less with 12%.

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 4.18 Chart representing type of transactions done in mobile banking

35

30

25

20

15 30
27
10
15 16
5 12

0
Bill Payment Recharge Fund Transfer Purchasing Other
Mobile Periodical
Payments

Interpretation:

The chart represents that customers utilizing Mobile banking for transfer of funds is
maximum in number and the respondents are also utilizing it for the purpose of online
purchasing. A few are making some periodical payments.

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 4.19 Table showing the range of respondents utilizing Mobile Banking for Balance Enquiry

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 61 61

No 39 39

Total 100 100%

Analysis:

In the above table it is shown that 61% of respondents are using Mobile banking services for
balance enquiry and 39% are not utilizing it for the purpose.

4.19 Chart representing range of respondents utilizing Mobile Banking for Balance Enquiry

39
Yes
No
61

Interpretation:

More number of respondents make the enquiry of balance in the account through mobile
phones, Half of the respondents are not making use of it which can be observed in the chart
above as they are not interested.

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 4.20 Table showing the features encouraging respondents to use Mobile Banking

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Ease of use 4 4

Cost Effective 35 35

Time Saving 21 21

24 Hour Accessibility 29 29

Reliability 11 11

Total 100 100

Analysis

It is found that cost saving is the feature 35% of respondents believe in and 29% respondents
are Utilizing Mobile banking because of 24 hour accessibility.21% believe that it is time
saving.

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 4.20 Chart representing features encouraging respondents to use Mobile Banking

40

35

30

25

20
35
15 29

10 21

5 11
4
0
Ease of use Cost Effective Time Saving 24 Hour Reliability
Accessibility

Interpretation:

Cost saving is the important feature that maximum number of respondents believe in and very
few respondents are finding it easy to operate. Because of 24 hour accessibility it is used by
many respondents.

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 4.21 Table showing the degree of acceptance of service charges

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Strongly Agree 17 17

Agree 37 37

Moderately Agree 29 29

Disagree 11 11

Strongly Disagree 6 6

Total 100 100

Analysis:

From the table we can infer that 37% of the respondents agree that service charges are

reasonable and 17% respondents strongly agree. Only 6% are not happy with service charges.

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 4.21 Chart representing degree of acceptance of service charges

40

35

30

25

20
37
15 29
10
17
5 11
6
0
Strongly Agree Agree Moderately Disagree Strongly
Agree Disagree

Interpretation:

More number of respondents agree that the service charges are worth of using Mobile

banking services. A very few respondents strongly dislike the statement as they are not

satisfied with the charges and some of them strongly agree that charges are worthy.

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 4.22 Table shows the average money transacted by respondents in a month

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Less than 10000 37 37

10000-15000 29 29

15000-20000 24 24

Above 20000 10 10

Total 100 100

Analysis:

It is shown in the table that 37% of respondents make transaction of less than INR10000 in a
month, 29% transact from 10000 to 15000 and very less percent make transactions above
20000.

4.22 Chart representing the average money transacted by respondents in a month

40

35

30

25

20
37
15 29
24
10

5 10

0
Less than 10000 10000-15000 15000-20000 Above 20000
Interpretation:

The maximum amount transferred in a month is about less than INR10000 and the

respondents who transfer funds ranging from 10000-20000 are also more. Very few people

make transactions over 20000 as the graph states above.

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4.23 Table showing the satisfaction level of respondents

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Highly Satisfactory 19 19

Satisfactory 31 31

Average 34 34

Dissatisfactory 11 11

Highly Dissatisfactory 5 5

Total 100 100

Analysis:

The respondents who are neutral with the satisfaction of the services provided by banks is
34%. 31% respondents are satisfied and only 5% of respondents are highly dissatisfactory.

4.23 Chart representing satisfaction level of respondents

40

35

30

25

20
34
15 31

10 19
5 11
5
0
Highly Satisfactory Average Dissatisfactory Highly
Satisfactory Dissatisfactory
Interpretation:

Maximum respondents are averagely satisfied with services provided by banks. Most of
respondents are having high satisfaction with services provided by the banks . Only few are
completely dissatisfactory.

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 4.24 Table showing the degree of accepting mobile banking as best mode

Particulars No. of Respondents Percentage

Strongly Agree 29 29

Agree 39 39

Moderately Agree 21 21

Disagree 8 8

Strongly Disagree 3 3

Total 100 100

Analysis:
In the above table 39% of the respondents have a perception that Mobile banking is the best
mode of transactions and 29% of people strongly agree.3% respondents do not agree with the
statement.

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 4.24 Chart representing the degree of accepting mobile banking as best mode

45
40
35
30
25
20 39
15 29
10 21
5 8
3
0
Strongly Agree Agree Moderately Disagree Strongly
Agree Disagree

Interpretation:

The respondents who agree the statement that Mobile banking is the best mode of transaction

is maximum as they have utilized it to the fullest and many of them strongly agree it to be the

best mode. A very few people do not agree with the fact.

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 5. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND

CONCLUSIONS

5.1 FINDINGS

 All the respondents have mobile phones and also many of them are using smart

phones.

 97% of respondents have heard of mobile banking and only 77% of respondents are

making use of it.

 71% of the respondents prefer to make financial transactions online.

 32% of respondents feel that Mobile banking is not financially secured.

 32% of the respondents have come to know about mobile banking from their friends,

family, and colleagues.

 29% of the respondents find it easy to use Mobile banking facility.

 42% of the respondents are making transactions through current account.

 61% respondents make enquiry of balance in the account through mobile banking.

 37% of the respondents feel that mobile banking is cost saving.

 29% of respondents transact the average amount of 10000 to 15000 in a month. Large

amount is not transacted through mobile banking.

 39% of the respondents feel that mobile banking is the best mode for transactions.

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5.2 SUGGESTIONS

The Mobile Banking information must be made easier in order to understand product
benefits. Encourage customers to make usage of Mobile Banking by creating awareness
which can be carried out by teaching them the procedure of using it. Many customer have
view that online transactions are not secured enough in case of typographical errors while
feeding. In order to eliminate this mindset proper education is to be delivered by the banks
and make them confident. Mobile banking is not accessible in all cell phones so the
application must be developed in such a way that it should be accessible by most of the
devices. Often use of mobile banking prompts to additional charges for the services and it
should be made affordable to common man.

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5.3 CONCLUSION

The advancement of the technology in mobile banking will provide a continuous

improvement in the economy. Though maximum number of respondents are aware of mobile
banking services considerable number have adopted it which has become a successful
product. Many of them have a negative perception that mobile banking is not secured, which
is an essential concern to be removed from the minds of people. This is considered to be the
major constraint which is avoiding customers from the adoption of those services. Hence
proper measures to be taken to educate the customers in order to have better banking future.

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DAILY & FMI (2000). The temporal context of product involvement. A journal of Consumer
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Websites:

 www.sbi.co.in
 www.wikipedia.org
 www.managementparadise.com
 www.slideshare.net
 www.cbseacademic.in
 www.vsrdjournals.com
 Annexure
am HEMANTH V, student of Acharya Institute of Technology pursuing MBA.I am
surveying on Consumer Awareness and Usage of E-banking transactions through Mobile
Phones. I would request you to fill the questionnaire which will be helpful for me to conduct
a research.

NAME:

ADDRESS:

GENDER:

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP:

18-25 25-35 35-45 45-60

EDUCATION:

SSLC PUC DEGREE NO EDUCATION

OCCUPATION:

ENTREPRENUER EMPLOYEE STUDENT

INCOME:

Less than rs20000 Rs20000-30000 Rs30000-50000 Above Rs50000

1. Do you use Mobile Phone?

Yes
No

2. Is your mobile a Smart Phone?

Yes
No

3. Have you heard of E-banking through Mobile Phones?

Yes
No
4. What is the type of the Bank Account you have?

Savings Bank Account

Current Account
Fixed Deposit

5. Are you making use of E- banking transactions through mobile phones?

Yes
No

If No,

6. Which of the following channel of electronic financial service do you prefer to use?

ATM
Debit Card
Credit Card
Internet Banking
Mobile Banking

7. What is the way you choose for making Financial Transactions?

Offline
Online

8. Do you think using Mobile Banking is financially secure?

Yes
No

9. How did you become aware of Mobile Services?

Print advice by Bank

Word of Mouth
Advertisements on TV
News papers
Bank Website

10. Rate the simplicity of using Mobile Banking Instructions.

Very Easy
Easy
Moderate
Difficult
Very Difficult
11. What is the type of the account you make use of while transacting through Mobile
Banking?

Savings Bank Account

Current Account
Both

12. How regular you are in making transactions through Mobile Banking?

Daily
Once in a Week
Twice in a Week
Once in a Month
Never use

13. What type of transactions do you make through Mobile Banking?

Bill Payment
Recharge your Mobile
Fund Transfer
Purchasing
Other Periodical Payments

14. Are you utilizing mobile banking for enquiry of balance?

Yes
No

15. Which of the following would encourage you in making use of Mobile Banking?

Ease of Use
Cost Effective
Time Saving
24 hour Accessibility
Reliability

16. The service charges of Mobile Banking are reasonable

Strongly agree
Agree
Moderately Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
17. How much money on average would you transact in a month?

Less than 10000

10000-15000
15000-20000
Above 20000

18. Rate your satisfaction with Mobile Banking services provided by your Bank

Highly satisfactory
Satisfactory
Average
Dissatisfactory
Highly dissatisfactory

19. Mobile Banking is the best mode for transactions

Strongly Agree
Agree
Moderately Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

20. What is your opinion about Mobile Banking Service provided by your bank?
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ACHARY A INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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ACHARYA
DEPARTMENT OF MBA

INSTITUTES

INTERNSHIP WEEKLY REPORT (16MBAPR407)

Name of the Student: Hemanth V

Internal Guide: Dr. Nijaguna
USN No: I AY 16MBA27
Specialization: Finance and Marketing
Title of the Project: A Study on consumer awareness and usage of e-banking transactions
through mobile phones
Company Name: State Bank of India, Vontikoppal Branch, Mysore.

Week Work Undertaken External Guide Internal Guide

Signature Signature

16-01-2018 Orientation with the company.

to
22-01-2018
Collection of secondary data relating
to industry and
Organization.
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23-01-2018
to Study of the different operations and
29-01-2018 products and services of SBI. \)~ -~
Finalization of problem area of the

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30-01 -2018
to study and finalization of research
objectives and
5-02-2018 Methodology.

6-02-2018 to Finalization of data collection

12-02-2018
questionnaire instruments and formats.
Etc ... \)]JJ · ~~
13-02-2018 Collection of primary data from the
to
19-02-2018
customers by
administrating the questionnaire.
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 20-02-2018 Discussion with the external guide and

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to internal guide. Formation of
hypothesis. Classification and analysis
26-02-2018 of collected data.
27-02-2018 Compilation ofresearch data and data
to analysis.
5-03-2018
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6-02-2018 to
12-03-2018
13-03-2018
Interpretation of the data gathered
during the survey

Finalization of project report and

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to approval of drall by company and

I 19-03-2018 college guide.

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20-03-2018
to Final report preparation and
26-03-2018 submission

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