Qualitative analysis reveals key factors impacting customer satisfaction in digital banking, suggesting improvements in service quality and security.
This study analyzes customer perceptions of digital banking service quality in the era of rapid technological transformation. A qualitative phenomenological approach was employed, involving in-depth interviews with 18 customers and focus group discussions in Jakarta and Surabaya. Results indicate that transaction security is the dominant satisfaction factor (89% of respondents), followed by application usability (68% among younger users) and customer service responsiveness (72% reported complaints). Additional insights reveal expectations for fintech integration and personalized features. The study offers practical recommendations: improving interface design, bolstering digital security, optimizing technology-driven customer service, educating less tech-savvy customers, and enhancing regulatory oversight. (Alalwan et al., 2016)
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