System that allows customers to access banking services from home, e.g., inquiries, transfers, via devices such as telephones, televisions, personal computers, screen phones.
banking in which transactions are conducted by means of electronic communication (via telephone or computer)
Online banking that allows customers to link their home computer to the financial institution's computer to read account information and make transactions.
Retail banking operations conducted by customers using electronic payment terminals in their own homes.
The use of a computer and special terminal connection to conduct basic banking transactions such as paying bills, transferring sums from account to account.
A method used to access one's bank accounts using a telephone to transfer funds, pay bills, and make account inquiries.
Form of electronic funds transfer carried out from the member's home via computer of home-phone linkage with a financial institution.
A way to access bank accounts by phone and/or Internet. Typically customers can transfer funds, pay bills and make account inquiries.
Banking services which a retail customer of a financial institution can access using a telephone, television set, terminal or personal computer as a telecommunication link to the institution’s computer centre.
Banking transactions that retail customers can perform from their homes or offices. Services typically include obtaining the current balance in a checking or savings account, moving funds between accounts at the financial institution, and paying bills. Sometimes services include purchases of deposit or mutual fund shares, and applying for loans. Customers can use telephones, screen phones, or PCs, depending on how the services are structured. Also referred to as cyberbanking, electronic banking, remote banking or online banking. See also Cyberbanking, Electronic banking, Remote Banking.
