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THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES: A STUDY OF CUSTOMER PERCEPTIONS AND SATISFACTION

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IJSREM68448

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Oct 2026

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1-11

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Dr. N. Sujitha

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Abstract

The study provides insights into the customer perspective on the increasing integration of technology in financial services. Findings reveal a diverse representation across age groups, genders, educational backgrounds, and income levels among respondents. Customers perceive technological advancements such as mobile banking apps, online platforms, and AI-powered chatbots favorably. Personalization emerged as a key driver of satisfaction, emphasizing the importance of tailored services. However, challenges related to ease of use, speed, and integration negatively impact customer satisfaction. Security concerns, navigation difficulties, and limited awareness also pose barriers to technology adoption. Addressing these challenges and fostering inclusivity and accessibility can enhance customer satisfaction and promote widespread adoption of technology in financial services.

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Customers perceive technology in financial services mobile banking apps online platforms and AI-powered chatbots

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Dr. N. Sujitha, "THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES: A STUDY OF CUSTOMER PERCEPTIONS AND SATISFACTION," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-11, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM68448

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The study provides valuable insights into the demographic profile, technological perceptions, and adoption barriers among respondents within the financial services sector. It highlights a diverse representation across age groups, gender, education levels, and income brackets, emphasizing the need for inclusive and tailored strategies to cater to varied demographics. Customer perceptions towards technological advancements such as mobile banking apps, online platforms, and AI-powered chatbots were largely positive, indicating a favorable reception towards digital innovations. Personalization and accessibility emerged as key drivers of satisfaction, underscoring the importance of customized services and seamless access across different devices. However, challenges such as security concerns, usability issues, and resistance to change pose significant barriers to technology adoption, hindering widespread acceptance. Addressing these barriers, along with promoting transparency, robust security measures, and enhanced customer support, is essential for fostering greater adoption and satisfaction within the financial services landscape.

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