Administrative corruption has increasingly become a dangerous phenomenon threatening organizations—both public and private—across the world. Its impact has extended to the governance structures of some states. In this context، the present study aims to examine the role of electronic management in reducing administrative corruption within Islamic banking institutions. To achieve its objectives، the study adopted the descriptive-analytical approach. The study population consisted of all employees at Al-Mukhtar Branch of Al-Wahda Bank، where a comprehensive census method was applied to include employees across all administrative levels. A total of 75 questionnaires were distributed، and 69 valid responses were obtained for statistical analysis. The study reached several key findings، the most notable of which indicate that due to the sensitive nature of administrative corruption، respondents tended to choose neutral responses، reflecting apprehension among employees in disclosing the actual conditions within the institution or expressing negative opinions. This highlights shortcomings in several areas، including: 1.Lack of employee awareness and understanding of the importance of electronic management، accompanied by limited participation in decision-making across administrative levels. 2.Insufficient availability of information that enhances transparency and accountability in banks. 3.Lack of fairness in dealing with employees. 4.Ambiguity of institutional goals and programs. In light of these findings، the study recommends ensuring justice and equality in dealing with employees، adopting licensed and original software to safeguard information security and confidentiality، and providing accurate information that promotes transparency and accountability. It also emphasizes the need to increase the proportion of audited files، improve processing procedures، and adopt modern e-management technologies to reduce delays and enhance workflow efficiency.................. Keywords: ...............E-management، software systems، knowledge workers، administrative corruption، Al-Wahda Bank.