Background of the Study
Mobile banking has transformed the financial services industry by providing convenient, fast, and secure access to banking services. With increasing smartphone penetration and internet accessibility, mobile banking adoption has grown significantly in Nigeria (Ibrahim & Yusuf, 2023).
GTBank, a leader in digital banking innovation, has developed robust mobile banking platforms to cater to its diverse customer base. In Taraba State, where infrastructure challenges may limit physical branch access, mobile banking serves as a critical channel for financial inclusion and customer satisfaction.
However, mobile banking adoption faces challenges such as technological literacy, network reliability, and user trust. This study assesses the adoption of GTBank’s mobile banking services in Taraba State and its impact on customer satisfaction.
Statement of the Problem
Despite the availability of mobile banking services, adoption rates in Taraba State remain suboptimal due to barriers such as digital illiteracy, perceived security risks, and poor network infrastructure. These issues affect customer satisfaction and the overall success of GTBank’s mobile banking initiatives (Okafor & Bello, 2024).
This study examines the factors influencing mobile banking adoption and its relationship with customer satisfaction in Taraba State.
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Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study focuses on the adoption and satisfaction levels associated with GTBank’s mobile banking services in Taraba State. It examines user experiences, service reliability, and perceived benefits, excluding other banking services or regions.
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