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How Traditional banking evolved into Digital Banking?

September 10, 2024

Traditional Banking vs Digital Banking

In today’s times, digitalization has evolved enormously. Every other sector and industry is undertaking digitalization and obtaining digital help.

These days, everything is a tap away, be it shopping, education, ordering food, or banking. Many sectors have opted for the digitalization method for the convenience of their target audience/customers.

Before we begin understanding the evolution of banking, it is important to understand the meaning of both banking approaches that are being used.

Traditional banking is one of the forms of banking where customers visit in person-to-person to fulfill their financial needs and interact face-to-face with banks.

In traditional banking, the data used to be saved in documents and secure in files. Comparably, in digital banking, banking is done through digital platforms.

It allows customers to access bank accounts and perform transactions at any time and any place.

Now let us know what the need was for evolution from traditional banking to digital banking

Traditional banking was quite time-consuming and it is a protracted process. The customer detail saving exercise was arduous to sustain data for a longer period.

Besides this, the storage space is also a hitch for reserving data. The probability of misplacing data, security issues, environmental damage, and document transportation difficulty is comparatively high from digital banking.

All these were the major reasons why digital banking was evolved and it was a massive need.

How about sharing the difference between both banking methods in detail?

  • Digital banking is expeditious as compared to traditional banking.
  • The accessibility of banks can be done from anywhere, anytime, in digital banking, whereas in traditional banking there is no such easy accessibility.
  • Standard customer service is provided in digital banking; on the other hand, traditional banking takes a lot of time, and standing in a queue is troublesome for many customers.
  • As we discussed initially, the possibility of document damage, misplacement, errors, and security problems is high in traditional banking, since all such problems do not occur in digital banking.
  • Changes are inevitable, and acceptance of the change is primarily molding yourself to be new and walking hand-in-hand with the change.

This will help you fit in and stay competitive in the market.

If you are keen to learn more about banking and finance, you can choose Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management (TSCFM).

It is one of the best colleges and has placed many students in top banking companies.

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