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As Mobile Surges, What’s the Role of Web Banking?

Mobile banking has become the primary banking channel for the majority of consumers, with 58% using mobile apps most of the time, and even higher rates among Millennials and Gen Z. Web banking, in contrast, is seeing a decline in usage, with only 18% of consumers accessing it frequently. Ease of use and user experience are crucial, with consumers favoring mobile apps for their convenience and simplicity. Despite this shift, a notable portion of Baby Boomers remains disengaged from digital banking tools. Banks must balance the needs for both digital and in-person services to effectively cater to their diverse customer base.


Read the Financial Brand article here.

Here is a brief summary:

  • Mobile Banking Dominance: 58% of consumers primarily use mobile banking, with Millennials and Gen Z showing even higher usage rates.
  • Web Banking Decline: Only 18% of consumers use web banking more than 10 times per month.
  • User Experience: Consumers prioritize ease of use in digital banking platforms; mobile apps are preferred for convenience.
  • Generational Divide: A significant portion of Baby Boomers (14%) do not use digital banking tools at all.
  • Dual Channel Needs: Consumers prefer mobile apps for routine transactions but still value in-person assistance for complex tasks.

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