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Many studies have focused on the effect of trust,
security and technology on the adoption
and use of e-banking in the developed and developing
economics countries. This study examined
the effect of trust, security, infrastructure and
technology on the use of e-banking for people
living in Khartoum-Sudan and working in the private,
public and university students sectors.
Indeed other detectable and undetectable factors,
e.g. country economics and social norms, do
affect the relation between users and the e-banking.
security and technology on the adoption
and use of e-banking in the developed and developing
economics countries. This study examined
the effect of trust, security, infrastructure and
technology on the use of e-banking for people
living in Khartoum-Sudan and working in the private,
public and university students sectors.
Indeed other detectable and undetectable factors,
e.g. country economics and social norms, do
affect the relation between users and the e-banking.