The way consumers have done banking has dramatically changed in the last 20 years since with the introduction of e-banking. With this there has been changes within the banking industry in ways of the implementation of multidisciplinary processes within individual banking organisations. This book with be looking at a wide range of published research looking at different areas of e-banking, ranging from how it effects consumers to different processes that this form of banking influences both in developing and developed countries. The chapters will be looking at the usability and trust of e-banking, determining if the consumer see e-banking as an important role and if they trust the banking security measures and how security models and architecture electronic banking; looking at the how they have adopted the system and still provided the banking services. Also, having a look at how this new making system has been implemented into different countries including developing countries, this includes behaviour models. With relation to management, how the supply change is different or changed in finance and how banks are determining risk management. Then looking at how e-banking and if market research has been influenced and how banks have used this data within management.