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  1. Usable authentication for mobile banking

    Mobile banking is attractive because it allows people to do banking anytime, anywhere. One of the requirements of performing a mobile banking transaction is that users are required to login before use. The current mobile banking login method is PIN authentication; however, results from other …

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  2. Usable authentication for mobile banking

    This dissertation describes the design of two mobile authentication techniques: combinational graphical passwords and gesture passwords. These systems were implemented as prototypes. The prototypes along with a PIN authenticator were evaluated with users.

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  3. Mobile Banking Security Using GPS and LDPC Codes

    <p>Mobile Banking is becoming a major part of our world's financial system. Being able to manage one's finances on a mobile device can provide services that can make users more productive. It can also serve as a means of financial freedom to those who are unable to access physical banking

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  4. Factors Influencing Customer Adoption of Mobile Banking Services in Tanzania

    … of technological innovations especially in the banking sector have stirred competition which has changed the way businesses operate resulting in the introduction of mobile banking in Tanzania. This study was conducted in order to analyze the factors that influence consumer adoption of mobile

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  5. Mobile banking : a comparative study of South Africa and Nigeria

    Mobile banking (m-banking) is an innovative technology application, which has made available different value-added applications in both commercial and business processes. South Africa and Nigeria are reported to have high mobile applications usage in Africa, one of which is m-banking. This study …

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  6. The Emergence of Mobile Banking and its Legal Implications in Tanzania

    … on the researcher’s study about the emergence of Mobile Banking and its legal implications in Tanzania. The data was obtained through interviews and library research with focus on the mobile banking; the data was obtained from BOT, TCRA, commercial banks, MNOs, bank and MNO customers, mobile

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  7. Incentive and coordination issues in the mobile banking industry of Pakistan

    With the introduction of Branch less Banking regulations in 2008 by the State Bank of Pakistan a new opportunity for banks and telecoms was created to service the needs of the 85% of Pakistanis who lacked any formal or informal access to Financial Services. The first mover in this space was …

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  8. Examining the role of trust in shaping customer satisfaction of mobile banking

    Mobile banking is the latest technology offered by service providers that allows customers to conduct banking transactions via mobile terminals. Mobile banking like other online transactions involve great uncertainty and risk, thus, customers need to build trust to alleviate perceived risk and …

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  9. Factors influencing the adoption of mobile banking among generation Y in Malaysia

    … in technological innovations, especially in the banking sector, has led to a competitive environment that has changed the way consumers deal with banks, and one of the changes is mobile banking services. Although enormous benefits can be achieved from using mobile banking services, the …

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  10. Perceived influence of cybersecurity on the intention to use mobile banking applications

    Banking institutions see the adoption and usage of mobile devices for banking namely mobile banking as an innovative financial service delivering strategy that bridges the gap between customers and banks. Mobile banking eliminates the need to visit bank branches for banking services and it …

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  11. Assessment of Legal and Practical Challenges Affecting Mobile Banking: Case Study of Tanzania

    This dissertation is about the improvement of mobile banking in Tanzania, particularly, mobile phone banking. The impact of advancement of mobile banking in Tanzania has a direct relationship with the development of legal framework. The focus is on the potential legal and practical assessment of …

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  12. Realising partnership needs : a grounded theory of mobile banking service providers in Zimbabwe

    Mobile banking in Zimbabwe as a new phenomenon has been generally unexploredacademically. The infant industry has seen various stakeholders step up to partake in thedevelopment of mobile banking services with various renditions of the phenomenonsurfacing. The coming together of the stakeholders …

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  13. Exploring Performance Ethnography to illuminate mobile banking Capabilities in Western Kenya: Capability Approach Study

    … is a qualitative examination on the impact of mobile banking, commonly known as MPESA on the lived experiences of the marginalised poor of Bukhalalire sub-location in western Kenya. Using Capability Approach as the guiding theoretical framework, this research project answers Denzin’s (2003) …

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  14. Factors Affecting Consumer Acceptance of Mobile Banking: A Case Study ofAkiba commercial Bank Plc

    … One of the innovation of technology in banking industry is Mobile banking service. However, the introduction of this new technology has not been well accepted by the end users who still prefer the old way of conducting financial transactions, therefore the aim of this study thought to …

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  15. The Impact Of Mobile Banking Customer Experience On Loyalty Among Millennials In South Africa

    … environment of pervasive interconnectedness via mobile devices and services makes it important to understand the nature of customer-bank interactions and relationships. Businesses that offer mobile banking are trying to provide their customers with improved customer service and experiences. The …

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  16. Determinants of customer satisfaction toward mobile banking : a case study of Bank Khartoum in Sudan

    … the determinants of customer satisfaction toward mobile banking services at the Bank of Khartoum in Sudan. To achieve this, a structured questionnaire was used with 300 respondents, while 266 were usable for analysis, with an 88.7% response rate. The research employed SEM-PLS to estimate the data. …

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  17. Opportunities and Challenges of Financial Inclusion: The Case of Mobile banking in Kinondoni District, Tanzania

    … assessed the suitability of products provided by mobile banking, the nature of financial literacy and competence among the stakeholders, analyzed the barriers towards the better adoption and the nature of documentation by mobile bankers in the country. Most of the studies done on financial …

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  18. Misalignment - the core challenge in integrating security and privacy requirements into mobile banking application development

    … security and privacy requirements into the mobile banking software development life cycle. Studies on key issues in Information Systems (IS) have been on-going for several decades, with security and privacy moving up the ranks of top issues in IS. Security and privacy requirements can be …

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  19. Antecedents of mobile banking applications acceptance and usage and its consequence on financial behavior in Namibia

    Banking is no longer limited to the physical location of a branch. Nowadays, consumers can do banking from the comfort of their own places, anywhere and anytime. Mobile banking applications offer mobility, 24/7 availability, broad reach, convenience, and ease of use unlike traditional banking. …

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