2019
DOI: 10.5958/2319-1422.2019.00011.0
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A study on customer awareness towards internet banking-with reference to tumkurdistrict

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“…The result shows that e-Samsat contributors are aware of the need for accessible communication. This Internet network makes access to websites easier for taxpayers anywhere and anytime to increase their intention to use this service (Mathiyarasan & Chitra, 2019). By increasing their awareness of e-Samsat services as an online service, they can use it easily.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The result shows that e-Samsat contributors are aware of the need for accessible communication. This Internet network makes access to websites easier for taxpayers anywhere and anytime to increase their intention to use this service (Mathiyarasan & Chitra, 2019). By increasing their awareness of e-Samsat services as an online service, they can use it easily.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its information system quality can increase taxpayers' confidence and intention to use e-Samsat services. The quality of this system should meet the needs of users (Mathiyarasan & Chitra, 2019). The next step is to educate taxpayers or people regarding this system.…”
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“…TheprocessofbankinghasbeenredefinedcompletelyaftertheestablishmentofE-bankingtoawhole newlevel (Ghali,2021).Netbankingisverysoongoingtotakeovertheconventionalbankingsystem (Bansalet.al,2020).ThegrowingnumberofinternetusersinIndiaprovidesagreateropportunity fortheonlineretailmarketwiththeadventofvariouspaymentmethodslikenetbanking,mobile apps,walletpaymentssystems,etc., (Jain,2020;MathewandMishra,2014).InIndia,wehavequite 900millionmobileusers'howeverstillmobilebankingisemployedbymoreorless40millionbank customers (Mathiyarasan and Chitra, 2019). After demonetization, the covid-19 pandemic is the secondcriticalsituationthathasledtoa5%growthinmobilebankingjustinaperiodof3months fromJanuary2020toMarch2020andisfurtherexpectedtogrowevenmore(Mathai&Raju,2021).…”
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