CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE TOWARDS DIGITAL BANKING
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Abstract
This study examines the factors influencing customer experience with digital banking in
Nepal, focusing on customer trust, security perceptions, ease of use, platform design,
transaction speed, and satisfaction. The primary aim was to identify the key elements that
affect customer experience and trust in digital banking services. A quantitative research
approach was adopted, and data was collected from 384 respondents through a Google
Forms questionnaire. The study's findings suggest that ease of use, platform design, and
availability of support significantly enhance customer satisfaction, while transaction
speed had a negative effect. Security and privacy, although important, had less of an
impact on the overall customer experience than expected.
The research also explored the impact of digital banking on customer satisfaction
compared to traditional banking. It was found that customers generally preferred the
convenience and accessibility of digital banking, particularly in terms of transaction
speed and accessibility. However, there were still areas of dissatisfaction, especially
related to the security and reliability of services. These findings indicate that while digital
banking has gained significant popularity, there is still a need for continuous
improvements, particularly in mobile banking services.
In conclusion, this study provides valuable insights into the customer experience with
digital banking in Nepal. It highlights the importance of user-friendly platforms, fast
transaction speeds, and efficient customer support in enhancing overall satisfaction. The
research also suggests areas for improvement in security and mobile banking features.
These findings contribute to a deeper understanding of digital banking in Nepal and offer
practical recommendations for banks to enhance their services and build long-term
customer trust.