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From banking halls to banking apps: A youth driven shift

Sylvia Kamau by Sylvia Kamau
December 3, 2025
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Digital banking has seen a meteoric rise in popularity among young people in recent years to the point where it is quickly becoming the default choice for managing finances. The convenience and ease of use offered by digital banking platforms are major drivers of this trend. According to a survey conducted by Deloitte, 71% of respondents aged 18-34 reported using mobile banking regularly, highlighting the widespread adoption of digital banking among young adults.

One of the primary reasons why young people are flocking to digital banking is the sheer convenience that it offers. With just a few taps on a smartphone or clicks on a computer, users can access their accounts, check their balances, transfer funds, pay bills, and even apply for loans. Gone are the days of waiting in long lines at the bank or balancing paper checkbooks. Everything can be done quickly and efficiently from the palm of your hand.

Moreover, digital banking appeals to the tech-savvy younger generation due to its integration with other digital services. Many digital banking platforms offer features such as budget tracking, spending analysis, and even personalized financial tips based on users’ habits. These tools not only make managing finances easier but also provide valuable insights into spending patterns and opportunities for savings.

Another key factor driving the popularity of digital banking among young people is the availability of round-the-clock customer support. Instead of being limited to traditional banking hours, users can get help and assistance at any time of day or night through chat, email, or phone. This level of accessibility is highly appealing to a generation used to instant gratification and seamless digital experiences. A survey by Accenture revealed that 64% of millennial customers believe it is important to have 24/7 access to their finances, highlighting the demand for continuous customer support.

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Furthermore, digital banking is often associated with lower fees and higher interest rates compared to traditional brick-and-mortar banks. Many digital banks do not have physical branches, which allows them to pass on cost savings to customers in the form of competitive rates and fewer fees. This financial benefit is particularly attractive to young people who are just starting their careers and looking to make the most of their money. A study by Bankrate showed that 70.0% of millennials cited lower fees as a key factor in choosing a digital bank over a traditional one.

In conclusion, the rise of digital banking as the default choice for young people can be attributed to its convenience, integration with other digital services, round-the-clock customer support, and cost-effective offerings. As technology continues to advance and financial services become increasingly digitized, it is likely that more and more young people will opt for digital banking as their primary means of managing their finances.( start your investment journey today with the cytonn money market fund.  Call +254(0)709101200 or email sales@cytonn.com)

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