Bibliometric Study on E-Banking as ICT Solutions

Bibliometric analysis is a quantitative method for analyzing and tracking the current state of research in a specific field of academic interest. Numerous studies have been conducted on e-banking over the last three decades. The main aim of this study is to investigate the existing literature available on e-banking through bibliometric analysis. This research has utilized bibliometric analysis to evaluate research papers in the field of e-banking. Articles published up to 19th September 2022 were considered for bibliometric analysis and were retrieved from the Scopus database. 226 articles related to e-banking were analyzed using biblioshiny and VOSviewer techniques. The study identifies the most productive countries and authors that are deeply engaged in the research area of e-banking. Further, the study's findings displayed the most repeated keywords, top-cited articles, top-productive journals and chronological publications of articles. The study's findings are based on secondary data, and no primary data were collected for the research. The research limits document retrieval to a single database (Scopus) and extraction of the documents was based on specific keywords from the Business Management and Accounting disciplines. As a result, the outcomes could not be generalized. Academicians interested in exploring the topic of e-banking can benefit from this bibliometric research. It provides information on this field's prominent journals, authors, and nations.