Navigating the Digital Horizon: Unlocking Innovative Frontiers in Remote Banking Services

  • Anvarovich N
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Abstract

The rapid development of technology allows every industry including banking to adapt to integrate the banking business with technology. This research discusses the importance of digital transformation in the banking world, especially along with the COVID-19 pandemic. Digital transformation is the main key in increasing bank competitiveness, opening greater revenue opportunities, and increasing net profit efficiency. The utilization of digital channels during and after the pandemic has been an integral part of this change. The factors underlying digital transformation involve the increasingly high demands of technological trends. this study uses an analytical analysis approach from secondary data regarding digital banking.  Methods of data comparison, data grouping and expert evaluation were conducted to ensure the analysis becomes more accurate. Research and analyses show that the operating costs of digital banks tend to be 40% lower compared to traditional banks. This cost reduction is largely due to increased efficiency, especially in terms of a 50% reduction in headcount. The future of banking cannot rely on the current cost structure, so digital transformation is a must. The importance of adapting to these changes is not only to survive during the crisis, but also to achieve long-term competitive advantage. Banks need to understand that successful digital transformation will open new opportunities and have a positive impact on financial well-being. Thus, this research underlines that digital transformation is not just a necessity, but a strategic investment that will shape the face of banking in the future.

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Anvarovich, N. E. (2023). Navigating the Digital Horizon: Unlocking Innovative Frontiers in Remote Banking Services. Journal of Business Innovation and Accounting Research, 1(1), 25–34. https://doi.org/10.56442/3qyk2z93

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