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Mayas Publication 9

A STUDY ON CUSTOMER USAGE TOWARDS ONLINE

BANKING SERVICES IN PRIVATE BANKS

EIJFMR

Dec-15th 2018

www.eijfmr.com

TSR. VIJAY JANANI Research Scholar Bharathiar University Arts and

Science College, Valparai Dr. L. RAMESH Research supervisor Bharathiar University Arts and

Science College, Valparai .

Received : 10th November 2018

Accepted : 29th November 2018 Published : 15th Decmber 2018

Reviewer : Dr.S.R.Keshava Dr.Vijaya

ABSTRACT

The present study is concerned with the usage of online banking in private banking. The research was constructed on customers familiar with online banking and their usage was studied. A sample of 150 customers is personally surveyed using a structural questionnaire. The data is analyzed using frequency distribution and ANOVA with proposed hypothesis are tested. The findings reveal about various factors that effect usage of online baking with the demographic details of the respondents.

Key words: online banking, usage of online banking, service

INTRODUCTION

Banking system of a nation is the backbone of a nation’s economy. A bank is a financial institution which deals with money and credit. The Indian banking system with one of the largest networks in the world, has witnessed a series of reforms over the past few years such as the use of online banking and increased participation of private sector banks.

The advent of online has initiated an electronic revolution in a global banking sector as the dynamic and flexible nature of this communication channel has helped in leveraging a variety of banking services.

OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The main objective of the study is to identify the level of usage of online banking

The other objectives are to identify the purpose and reason for which online banking facilities were used.

METHODOLOGY Data collection:

Primary data was collected directly from private bank customers using a structured questionnaire method.

Sample size and sample method:

For the purpose of the study non – probability sampling technique has been adopted. 150 respondents who were using online banking services were selected.

Significance tools:

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ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

GENDER TABLE 1

Particulars Frequency Percent

Male 90 60.0

Female 60 40.0

Total 150 100.0

Table 1 shows majority of the respondents are Male (60%)

AGE TABLE 2

Particulars Frequency Percent

Below 30 66 44.0

31 - 40 15 10.0

41 - 50 54 36.0

51 - 60 7 4.7

Above 60 8 5.3

Total 150 100.0

Table 2 shows that the age group of the respondents fall majorly under “Below 30” (44%) followed by the age group of 41 – 50(36%) and 31 – 40 age group (10%)

MARITAL STATUS TABLE 3

Particulars Frequency Percent

Married 91 60.7

Unmarried 59 39.3

Total 150 100.0

Table 3 shows that majority of the respondents are Married with 60.7%

EDUCATION TABLE 4

Particulars Frequency Percent

Under Graduate level 56 37.3

Post Graduate level 41 27.3

Professional Education 47 31.3

Diploma and others 6 4.0

Total 150 100.0

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OCCUPATION TABLE 5

Particulars Frequency Percent

Business 20 13.3

Government

employee 7 4.7

Private employee 80 53.3

House wife 9 6.0

Student 27 18.0

Others 7 4.7

Total 150 100.0

Table 5 shows 53.3 % of the respondents are private employee, 18% of the respondents are students and 13.3% respondents are doing Business.

INCOME TABLE 6

Particulars Frequency Percent

Up to 20,000 p.m 20 13.3

Rs. 20,001 - to Rs. 30,000 p.m 17 11.3

Rs. 30,001 to Rs. 40,000 p.m. 10 6.7

Rs. 40,001 to Rs. 50,000 p.m. 18 12.0

Above Rs. 50,000 p.m. 85 56.7

Total 150 100.0

Table 6 shows that highest income group pertains to the category of “above Rs 50000 p.m.” and the lowest income group (6.7%) fall under “ Rs 300001 – 40000p.m”

REASON FOR USING ONLINE BANKING FACILITY TABLE 7

S.No Particulars Frequency Rank

1 Convenience 62 1

2 To save time 46 2

3 Access any time 28 3

4 Quick service 11 4

5 Status of symbol 3 5

Total 150

From table 7, Ranking is made according to the frequency and it shows very clearly that respondent use online banking facility primarily for “Convenience”, followed by “To save

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PURPOSE OF USING ONLINE BANKING TABLE 8

S.No Particulars Frequency Rank

1 Funds transfer 70 1

2 Online shopping 30 2

3 Bill payment 24 3

4 To see balance 15 4

5 Statement 10 5

6 Other purpose 1 6

Total 150

Table 8 shows that Funds transfer is the main purpose of using online banking, followed by online shopping and bill payment.

ANOVA

Null Hypothesis: There is no significant difference in the usage of online banking and

gender of the respondents.

Alternate Hypothesis: There is significant difference in the usage of online banking

and gender of the respondents.

FACTORS INFLUENCING USAGE OF ONLINE BANKING AND GENDER TABLE 9

Sum of

Squares Df

Mean

Square F Sig.

Result of testing the hypothesis

Using online banking saves time

Between

Groups 1.778 1 1.778 3.364 0.07 Accept

Within

Groups 78.222 148 .529

Total 80.000 149

It enables quick service

Between

Groups 5.601 1 5.601 8.470 0.00 Reject

Within

Groups 97.872 148 .661 Total 103.473 149

It provides round the clock service

Between

Groups 3.121 1 3.121 5.072 0.03 Reject

Within

Groups 91.072 148 .615

Total 94.193 149

I feel using online banking is safety and secure

Between

Groups .490 1 .490 .432 0.51 Accept

Within

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to me

Between

Groups 104.721 1 104.721 2.054 0.15 Accept Within

Groups 7546.372 148 50.989 Total 7651.093 149

I feel that using online banking is status of symbol

Between

Groups .588 1 .588 .303 0.58 Accept

Within

Groups 286.772 148 1.938 Total 287.360 149

It can be used anywhere

Between

Groups .538 1 .538 .658 0.42 Accept

Within

Groups 120.956 148 .817 Total 121.493 149

I use because friends / family members influence me

Between

Groups .218 1 .218 .109 0.74 Accept

Within

Groups 295.656 148 1.998 Total 295.873 149

Do not want to waste time to visit bank personally

Between

Groups .218 1 .218 .178 0.67 Accept

Within

Groups 181.256 148 1.225 Total 181.473 149

Circumstances influence me to use online banking

Between

Groups .188 1 .188 .121 0.73 Accept

Within

Groups 229.072 148 1.548 Total 229.260 149

Saves energy

Between

Groups 2.151 1 2.151 2.019 0.16 Accept

Within

Groups 157.722 148 1.066 Total 159.873 149

It is understood from the above table that the table significance ((0.00) and (0.003)) is less than 0.05 level of significance. The Null hypothesis in this case is rejected.

The alternate hypothesis is accepted ie. There is significant difference in the usage of online banking and gender of the respondents under the factors “It enables quick service” and “It provides round the clock service”

ANOVA

Null Hypothesis: There is no significant difference in the usage of online banking and

income level of the respondents.

Alternate Hypothesis: There is significant difference in the usage of online banking and

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FACTORS INFLUENCING USAGE OF ONLINE BANKING AND INCOME TABLE 10

Sum of

Squares df

Mean

Square F Sig.

Result of testing the hypothesis

Using online banking saves time

Between

Groups 7.029 4 1.757 3.492 0.01 Reject

Within

Groups 72.971 145 .503

Total 80.000 149

It enables quick service

Between

Groups 11.430 4 2.857 4.501 0.00 Reject Within

Groups 92.043 145 .635 Total 103.473 149

It provides round the clock service

Between

Groups 12.114 4 3.028 5.350 0.00 Reject Within

Groups 82.080 145 .566

Total 94.193 149

I feel using online banking is safety and secure

Between

Groups 6.521 4 1.630 1.462 0.22 Accept

Within

Groups 161.719 145 1.115 Total 168.240 149

It is convenient to me

Between

Groups 184.487 4 46.122 .896 0.47 Accept Within

Groups 7466.606 145 51.494 Total 7651.093 149

I feel that using online banking is status of symbol

Between

Groups 12.108 4 3.027 1.595 0.18 Accept Within

Groups 275.252 145 1.898 Total 287.360 149

It can be used anywhere

Between

Groups 4.942 4 1.236 1.537 0.19 Accept

Within

Groups 116.551 145 .804

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friends / family members influence me

Between

Groups 23.120 4 5.780 3.073 0.02 Reject Within

Groups 272.753 145 1.881 Total 295.873 149

Do not want to waste time to visit bank personally

Between

Groups 12.371 4 3.093 2.652 0.04 Reject Within

Groups 169.102 145 1.166 Total 181.473 149

Circumstances influence me to use online banking

Between

Groups 37.052 4 9.263 6.988 0.00 Reject Within

Groups 192.208 145 1.326 Total 229.260 149

Saves energy

Between

Groups 21.297 4 5.324 5.571 0.00 Reject Within

Groups 138.577 145 .956 Total 159.873 149

It is understood from the above table that the table significance ((0.00), (0.001), (0.002), (0.003) and (0.004)) is less than 0.05 level of significance. The Null hypothesis in this case is rejected.

The alternate hypothesis is accepted ie. There is significant difference in the usage of online banking and income level of the respondents under the factors “Using online banking saves time, It enables quick service, It provides round the clock service, I use because friends / family members influence me, Do not want to waste time to visit bank personally, Circumstances influence me to use online banking and saves energy”

CONCLUSION

Figure

Table 4 shows that Majority of the respondents (37.3%.) are Under Graduate and the least number of respondents (4%) have done Diploma
Table 5 shows 53.3 % of the respondents are private employee, 18% of the respondents are students and 13.3% respondents are doing Business
Table 8 shows that Funds transfer is the main purpose of using online banking, followed by online shopping and bill payment

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