Branchless banking is making transaction without visiting a formal banking system. It includes; internet, SMS banking, mobile banking, ATM’s, POS and EFTPOS. Mobile banking has become the future of formal banking system. Hawala is an informal, traditional system for financial transactions in which no money actually enters in bank; all transactions are based on trust among the parties. In Pakist...

Banks are financial institutions that have an important role in the country's economy, namely providing payment transactions as well resources needed to finance development. Financing products common sharia banking system also conventional, including FLPP mortgage, which is a home loan facility product for low-income people. The type of research used qualitative research. Qualitative retrospect...

m-Banking technology has become one of the most familiar banking features throughout the world. Nowadays millions of inhabitants of Bangladesh are within a network through mobile network coverage. But in the commercial sectors like banking, m-Commerce technology has not been adopted broadly yet. In context of Bangladesh where almost 95% of geographical areas including Chittagong Hill tract regi...

Bank runs in the literature take the form of withdrawals of demand deposits payable in real goods, which deplete a …xed reserve of goods in the banking system. That framework describes traditional bank runs based on currency withdrawals as occurred historically in the U.S. and more recently in developing countries. However, in a modern banking system, large withdrawals typically take the form o...

Financial inclusion is a tool for connecting every individual of the society to formal financial system. Many backward unprivileged individuals are out coverage services. an attempt help who have not access services participate in management and avail like banking ,insurance, overdraft etc,. process ensuring timely needed weaker sections. Government India has announced various schemes purpose p...

The Nigerian banking system had operated perfectly on the manual banking system where the banking activity is done in a single banking hall with much manual recording system and many paper works. However, there was the issue of poor transparency of the whole process, poor dissemination of financial information and unreliable financial information by the banks. These call for a change and hence ...

In late 1988, the Indonesian government adopted a number of reforms aimed at deregulating the country's banking sector.' Since the reforms, Indonesia's banking system has been undergoing a transformation from an inefficient system dominated by a relatively small number of state-owned banks, to a more volatile system, in which competition among state and privately owned banks is encouraged.' Thi...