Digital banking in the eyes of young professionals

Usmonova Durdona Shukhratovna

doi:10.51699/ajdes.v6i.91

Authors

Usmonova Durdona Shukhratovna Tashkent institute of finance, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51699/ajdes.v6i.91

Keywords:

digital banking, automation, internet banking, life-time banking, afterpay, clarna

Abstract

This article discusses the entry of the IT sector into the banking sector and the significant benefits of digital banking to users, including the use of banking services in any space at any given day and time, the development of a transparent competitive environment, and the development of digital banking in the future based on foreign experiences.

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