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Mobile banking applications are not adequately addressing numerous customer requirements in the U.K. A significant number of users are open to changing banks for enhanced service and customer support.
Futurice UK released a report detailing its research on the user experience of mobile banking. The brief conclusion indicates that users are largely unhappy with the existing quality of applications and services.
The research involved a survey of 518 adults in the U.K. who provided insights into their experiences with mobile banking apps for managing accounts, transferring money, trading cryptocurrencies, and more.
Key findings include:
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- user dissatisfaction with mobile banking apps stems from slow loading times (45%), subpar interface (44%), and restricted functionality (37%);
- 68% of participants consider the current security features inadequate;
- over one-third (34%) of respondents utilize five or more banking applications concurrently without strong loyalty — 70% are open to changing banking providers;
- 71% of participants identified customer service as the primary reason for switching providers, 67% cited the need for 24/7 support, 66% mentioned the desire for more innovative features, 50% highlighted the importance of receiving personalized financial advice, and 48% pointed to ethical banking practices.
The study’s authors emphasized the importance of personalization, seamless interactions, round-the-clock support, and enhanced security as crucial elements for fostering long-term loyalty.
Max Krupyshev, CEO of CryptoProcessing.com, shared with the Purpose Driven FinTech podcast that contemporary B2C FinTech users demand the capability to conduct all transactions online. He believes that super apps, which consolidate wallets, preferred restaurants, taxi services, shopping, and more into a single platform, help satisfy this demand.
Additionally, users seek a universal payment method that is not reliant on local companies. Cryptocurrency meets this need, suggesting that the trend of cryptocurrency payments in the B2C sector will continue to grow as an alternative to conventional financial instruments.
Current trends are already being adopted by traditional financial institutions. DBS Bank, a prominent financial group in Asia, announced a range of blockchain-based banking services in October 2024.
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