Well nowadays almost all the bank offers Net-banking, but not sure how to judge the best, as all the bank stress upon this feature as maximum peoples fulfills their banking needs from net-banking only.
I personally used SBI, Axis, ICICI B2. I'd recommend SBI always, Axis is also good.
But this doesn't mean I'm not satisfied with ICICI B2.
I personally used SBI, Axis, ICICI B2. I'd recommend SBI always, Axis is also good.
But this doesn't mean I'm not satisfied with ICICI B2.
I have an ICICI Savings account. Can't comment on other services. But I am very much satisfied with ICICI.
Security wise I think it should be the best. When I do any online transaction, it also asks me the numeral codes on my debit card.
Recently it has also introduced 3D Secure Pin to authenticate transactions. So I think, its quite active to make transactions secure.
Also, customer care of ICICI is very good. Phone banking works flawlessly. I can know my balance, last 5 transactions, can change PIN, etc, easily on a phone number, provided by ICICI.
Security wise I think it should be the best. When I do any online transaction, it also asks me the numeral codes on my debit card.
Recently it has also introduced 3D Secure Pin to authenticate transactions. So I think, its quite active to make transactions secure.
Also, customer care of ICICI is very good. Phone banking works flawlessly. I can know my balance, last 5 transactions, can change PIN, etc, easily on a phone number, provided by ICICI.
asingh
Aspiring Novelist
Citibank is quite good.
Well @OP changed his post. If you want only Net Banking, I'd recommend ICICI B2 : ICICI Bank: Branchfree Banking
ICICI B2 Banking is only available in selected cities and pin codes: ICICI free banking City pincode List
@OP - I highly recommend HDFC Bank - They are awesome and also allows you to create a Virtual Credit Card instantly
rishitells
Always in Dreams...
I have an IndusInd bank account and quiet happy with the Net Banking services.
They also provide their ATM with "Verified With VISA" so you can pay online using your card, with high transaction security...
They also provide their ATM with "Verified With VISA" so you can pay online using your card, with high transaction security...
OP
bajaj151
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What is Virtual Credit Cards ?
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
You create them from your bank's Internet banking service for limited or one time use. They expire after 30 minutes or so.
Ethan_Hunt
Aspiring Novelist
I have to second this for ICICI. This is one of the major plus points while transacting online using ICICI. I have used Citibank and that's quite good as well. I'm currently tied to HDFC and the worst part is having to wait 24 hours, post adding a beneficiary, for authentication purpose. So my vote goes to ICICI as well.
What is a Virtual Credit Card (VCC) & How to get one? | A Techies Blog
Yes, provided the transaction is successful on that particular day when the VCC is valid
Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
I use SBI Internet banking and I like it. I have used a 4-5 bank's Internet banking and I can say that SBI is pretty good, if not the best.
For security, they send SMS codes for every transaction. You have to enter the code for the transaction to succeed. So as long as you have your cell with you, it's pretty secure. The interface is also easy to understand. And they don't force you to change passwords after every X number of days. And they don't block the account if you enter wrong password twice or thrice.
Honestly speaking, according to me, blocking the account for wrong password hardly secures the account. If someone is trying to guess the password, they'll never find out. And I think they'll detect bots if it tries 100 passwords per second.
I particularly like the billing thing. It supports a lot of billers, don't know if other banks have this feature. Also it works with all browsers, including Opera. So basically everything that I find irritating in Other banks Internet Banking is missing from SBI
once the transaction is successful, it cannot be denied, they must have the required system in place.
Also, we can set the credit limit in a virtual credit card. So say if you have to perform a transaction for Rs. 500, you can set the limit at that. So even if you try another transaction from this card, it will be denied.
For security, they send SMS codes for every transaction. You have to enter the code for the transaction to succeed. So as long as you have your cell with you, it's pretty secure. The interface is also easy to understand. And they don't force you to change passwords after every X number of days. And they don't block the account if you enter wrong password twice or thrice.
Honestly speaking, according to me, blocking the account for wrong password hardly secures the account. If someone is trying to guess the password, they'll never find out. And I think they'll detect bots if it tries 100 passwords per second.
I particularly like the billing thing. It supports a lot of billers, don't know if other banks have this feature. Also it works with all browsers, including Opera. So basically everything that I find irritating in Other banks Internet Banking is missing from SBI
once the transaction is successful, it cannot be denied, they must have the required system in place.
Also, we can set the credit limit in a virtual credit card. So say if you have to perform a transaction for Rs. 500, you can set the limit at that. So even if you try another transaction from this card, it will be denied.
Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
!ithehappy, the OP want it for net banking and AFAIK there are no clerks or employees on the Internet
True. I also have a savings account in ICICI and I am fully satisfied with their net banking.