Background of the Study
Digital identity verification is increasingly critical in corporate banking, where accurate identification of clients is essential for mitigating fraud and ensuring regulatory compliance. First City Monument Bank (FCMB) in Abuja has implemented digital identity verification systems to streamline the onboarding process and enhance security. These systems utilize biometric technologies, optical character recognition (OCR), and artificial intelligence to verify corporate identities in real time. Digital identity verification not only accelerates customer onboarding but also improves the accuracy of KYC (Know Your Customer) processes, thereby reducing the risk of fraud and non-compliance. The implementation of such systems supports operational efficiency by automating identity checks and integrating seamlessly with other digital banking platforms (Oluwaseun, 2023; Adenola, 2024). However, challenges such as data privacy concerns, system interoperability with legacy databases, and the high cost of advanced verification technologies pose significant obstacles. This study investigates the effectiveness of digital identity verification systems at FCMB, evaluating their impact on corporate banking operations and suggesting strategies for improvement (Chukwu, 2025).
Statement of the Problem
FCMB faces several challenges in fully leveraging digital identity verification systems to enhance corporate banking services. Integration issues with legacy databases often result in delays and inaccuracies in client identification. Additionally, the high costs associated with implementing advanced biometric and AI-driven verification technologies limit their scalability. Data privacy and cybersecurity concerns further complicate the process, as vulnerabilities in digital verification systems can expose sensitive corporate data. Resistance from some corporate clients, who may be reluctant to adopt new digital identification methods, also poses challenges. These issues undermine the efficiency of onboarding processes and increase the risk of fraud, ultimately impacting regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction (Oluwaseun, 2023; Adenola, 2024).
Objectives of the Study
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Scope and Limitations of the Study
The study focuses on FCMB’s corporate banking division in Abuja, reviewing digital identity verification practices over recent years. Limitations include evolving technological standards and potential data access restrictions.
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