A conventional bank with a branch system that conducts part of its business via the Internet either directly or via a specially established subsidiary through an appropriately designed site (Internet counter, transactional website). – In this case, the Internet subsidiary has the option of using the parent company’s branch system in the event of bottlenecks and for certain transactions, such as trading in precious metals. – See ATM withdrawal fee, bank, direct bank, mobile banking, home banking, infrastructure providing, Metcalfe rule, moonlight banking, multi-channel bank, online banking, onliners, phishing, sofa banking. – For the earnings situation, see Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, September 2006, p. 24 f. (with overviews).
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