Limitations Of Mobile Banking

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2. Mobile Banking
The growth of technology communication has useful for the human life activities. The technologists have been trying to access this technology for fulfilling the human life requirement so that users can be able to deal without costly, take time and limited spaces. Among of these growths of technology communications, mobile banking is one of the newest innovations for supporting the user with their financial services requirement via mobile and tablet. The mobile users are simultaneously increasing by cell phone diffusion. Nowadays, some mobile users are more than the PC users, so mobile banking has become useful and popular among consumers and the bankers. In this way, it leads to set up the stronger relationship between the …show more content…

The electronic business service development has possible to provide user to add their value perception and more sophisticated. From the bank sector 's point of view, mobile banking can decrease their cost of handling non-cash withdrawal and deposit procedures by reducing the customer visiting time to the bank branches. But there are the limitations of mobile banking is that it does not handle cash transactions and when customer want to withdraw and deposit money, he/she needs to go to ATM or branches of the traditional bank.
This study provides the view into the factors affecting on the Mobile banking adoption in Myanmar. This study constructs a complete Technology Acceptance Theoretical Model of mobile banking adoption and five independent variables of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, perceived risk, perceived cost and perceived trust will be examined. Hopefully, these constructs successfully can explain mobile banking adoption among users of …show more content…

Featherman et al., (2003) examined the e-service adoption in IT system and findings indicated that e-services adoption is affected by perceived risk which reduced by perceived ease of use of that e-service. Tan and Tao (2000) conducted the affecting factors on the adoption of Internet banking by the attitudinal, social and perceived behavioral. This result indicated both attitudinal and behavioral significantly influenced on the adoption of Internet banking. Ha et al., (2007) examined about user preferences on on-line game adoption, and the results stated that perceived usefulness did not influence on user attitude but perceived enjoyment would effect on user perspective of online game adoption. Grandon and Pearson (2004) found that organizational readiness, external pressure, perceived ease of use, and perceived usefulness would be affecting on the introduction of electronic

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