As can be seen from the table. In the two core variables of this paper, whether farmers open online banking (X1) and whether farmers open mobile banking (X2) have a significant impact on the confidence level of 5% and 1% of the total consumption of farmers, respectively. The total consumption of rural households will increase by 0.174 per increase of one set of e-bank. If the opening of peasant household mobile bank does not increase by 1 unit, the total consumption of peasant household will increase by 0.343 units. As can be seen from the table, the promotion effect of online banking on the total household consumption of rural residents is slightly weaker than that of mobile banking. The first reason may be that the overall cultural quality of rural residents is not high, and they are not familiar with the use of e-banking. Although the descriptive statistics of the aforementioned variables show that the average opening rate of online banking in rural areas is higher than that of mobile banking. However, as the operation of online banking is more complex and more application scenarios are online shopping, the utilization rate of online banking is not as high as mobile banking in farmers' daily life