ABSTRACT

The study is on examining the impact of electronic backing in Nigeria system. The problem of the study, it is observed that customers still form a long queue in most banking halls in Nigeria to transect their banking business. It is also observed that Nigeria banks frequently have network failures and may not have sufficient electronic banking infrastructure that could enable uninterrupted electronic banking services delivery in the country. The main objective of the study is to examine the extent to which security of customer deposit affects banking operations of union banks for Africa. How data was analyze using ordinary feast square. The reviewed that Africa, that transaction reliability does signticantly affects banking operation. Findings the study was carried out in order to examine the impact of electronic banking in the Nigeria banking system with reference to united bank of Africa (UBA). The general introductory aspect shade more light on the essential of electronic banking. Many literature and academic publication from different authors in electronic banking. Conclusion in the study the electronic banking services in Nigeria has been critically investigated. The inherent problem in the operation of e-banking have been identfled and possible solution recommendec4 As concluding remarks, it is necessary to highlight the operation of e-banking services in Nigeria is signflcation adequate. However there in need to expand network services by increasing broadband in order to reduce the rate of network failure. If this is done, it is believed that customers would see the e-banking services are being reliable and they will have confident in the operation. Therefore e-banking is a systematic scientfIc medium which enhances funds mobilization for investments/payment on economic development of any economy. Recommendation, it is recommended that banks should use fiber-optic cable in the network system. The communication has a very high bandwidth. This would reduce traffic problems in the network which invariably high speed of services delivery. Basides, it is relatively difficult to break into such network byfraudst.ers.