The analysis of electronic service quality in online banking

In this study, components of the electronic service quality in online banking are investigated and the effects of these components on the perception of customers' overall e-service quality are tried to be determined. In addition, the relationships between general e-service quality, customer satisfaction, repurchase intention and word of mouth communication are examined. For these purposes, a survey is conducted on 875 consumers using online banking, and selected by quota sampling. The hypotheses of the study are tested by structural equation modeling. The findings show that e-service quality components consist of information quality, aesthetics, transaction process, convenience, service selection, price offerings, personalization, transaction accuracy, service level, return policies, security and privacy variables. It is determined that transaction accuracy, privacy, aesthetics, transaction process, security, information quality, personalization and price offerings have an effect on the overall e-service quality. Also, highly effective relationships are stated between overall e-service quality, customer satisfaction, repurchase intention and word of mouth communication. Based on these findings, several implications and suggestions are made for the literature and the practice.