Factors Influencing the Adoption of E-banking Services in Klang Valley
Keywords:
Internet Development, Mobile Phones, E-Banking, SPSS, Correlation CoefficientAbstract
The growth of the Internet and the usage of electronic devices such as computers and mobile phones
have increased the usage of e-banking services, especially online and mobile banking. This is a great
opportunity to identify and understand which factors would significantly affect the user’s intention to
use e-banking services and to give the determining factors of e-banking services in the aspect of the
users. This could help banking-related companies to improve their services and products. Quantitative
analysis was used in this paper to measure the relationships between e-banking services and users’
intentions. In the data collection process, questionnaires were distributed to 390 Malaysians, aged 18
and above, who stay in Klang Valley. Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software was used
to analyse the collected data based on Pearson’s correlation coefficient and multiple regression
analysis to determine the result.
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