Mobile banking is more easily and fast banking today, but its challenges to payments security system. Many organization or financial institutions are now incorporating mobile banking and financial services as a key component of their growth strategy, and use of the mobile phone to conduct banking and financial services tasks continues to rise among early adopters. Large number of security chall...

The Indian Banks collects huge amount of data which the banks are unable to turn into fast transaction and also unable to maintain and utilize it in a proper manner. Other problems are also occurring w. r. t. the reusability of the system in a different environment designed by the developer. Nowadays we are focusing upon interoperability of database and system hardware. In this paper we have pr...

Theory makes ambiguous predictions about the relationship between market structure and competitiveness of the banking system and banking sector stability. Empirical studies focusing on individual countries provide similarly ambiguous results, while cross-country studies point mostly to a positive relationship between competition and stability in the banking system. Where liberalization and unfe...

Network computing seeks to utilize the aggregate resources of many networked computers to solve a single problem. In so doing it is often possible to obtain supercomputer performance from an inexpensive local area network. The drawback is that network computing is complicated and error prone when done by hand, especially if the computers have diierent operating systems and data formats and are ...

This paper refers important issues regarding how to evaluate the security threats of the online banking effectively, a system threat analysis method combining STRIDE threat model and threat tree analysis is proposed, which improves the efficiency of the threat analysis greatly and also has good practicability. By applying this method to the online banking system threat analysis, we construct ST...

We show that a competitive banking system is inconsistent with an optimum quantity of private money. Because bankers cannot commit to their promises and the composition of their assets is not publicly observable, a positive franchise value is required to induce the full convertibility of bank liabilities. Under perfect competition, a positive franchise value can be obtained only if the return o...