(Department of Finance, Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Kelaniya, 2015) Wijerathne, N.S.Y.M.
This study examines the significance of factors which contributes and enhances the
adoption of E-banking and the impact of E-banking functionality on customer
satisfaction in Sri Lankan context using primary data collected from questionnaire of
customers at Kiribathgoda. Descriptive analysis provides evidences to state that even
though considerable people are aware about internet banking, most of them are
resistance to adopt internet banking. Correlation analysis examines the relationship
between E-banking functionality and customer satisfaction. Accessibility,
convenience, security, privacy and speed functionality has a moderate positive
relationship and content and design functionality has a weak positive relationship.
The result of the study concludes that accessibility, convenience, security, privacy
and speed functionality has a positive significant influence of customer satisfaction.
But content and design functionality not much important for adoption of E-banking on
customer satisfaction.
