In spite of the existing national and community regulations governing
the banking sector in Cameroon, users of E-Banking are still exposed to
so many risks such as cyber criminality, money laundering and even
vulnerable to the insecurity recurrent in the telecommunication network
sector. As a result of these risks, the perception of users of this
banking service in Cameroon is affected based on the fact that the
existing laws seem not to be robust enough in affording protection to
victims (users) of E-Banking. Consequently, this study sets out to
investigate on the effectiveness of the regulations in force in
providing protection to victims of E-Banking. This book clearly
highlights the responsibilities, liabilities and remedies relating to
very party involved in the any E-Banking transaction. Adopting an
in-depth content analysis and critical assessment of primary and
secondary data, this study advocates for enhanced enforcement of the
regulations in place in order to establish a favourable banking
landscape for investment.