2. WHAT IS A DIGITAL BANK
Neo
Banks
• No banking
license
• Partner with
existing banks
• Offer user
friendly interfaces
• Example – Niyo
(First IDFC),Yolt
(ING)
New
Banks
• Obtained banking
license
• Direct
competition with
traditional banks
• Same services as
Traditional banks
• Example – Monzo,
Starling
Beta
Banks
• Subsidiary of
existing traditional
bank
• Supports the
traditional bank
• Helps enter new
markets
• Increases
customer base
Digital banks are banks which transfer of transactions from traditional modes to online through use of advanced
technologies for an enhanced customer experience and cost reduction
3. WHY A DIGITAL BANK?
For Banks For Customers
Reduced dependency on branches Ease of accessibility
Reduced costs of transactions Lesser fee-based transactions
Staff Reduction Automated processes reduce TATs
Increase in customer reach Anywhere banking
Financial Inclusion benefits Rural population gets easy access to banking
Additional opportunities for cross sell Better product mix available
Omni-channel benefits for marketing Ease of access to banking products and services
Streamlined customer acquisition Better customer servicing 24X7
4. KEY ADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL BANKS
Top UK Digital Banks have –
Added 13 Million customers in Europe
5 Million accounts opened in H1 2019
Increased reach outside of major cities
Digital banks have –
Lower cost-to-serve than incumbents of £20-£50 per account vs £170*
No branches and branch networks
No Legacy IT systems support costs
Sources: * - https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/34335/digital-banks-on-track-to-treble-customers-in-next-year-but-profits-remain-elusive
5. VISION OF A DIGITAL BANK (BETA BANKS)
Rethinking from end Customers
perspective
Transparent product pricing
Use of Open API for interoperability
Intelligent use of Data (Paperless
Banking)
AI based customer service
SingleVersion of
Truth
Integration
with Fin-
techs
Omni-
Channel
6. PRODUCT DELIVERY – SIMPLIFYING THE FRONT END WITHOUT IMPACTING CORE PROCESSING
MostViable Product
Feature
C
Feature
B
Feature
A
Product Backlog
Client Onboarding
KYC/CDD
Account Opening (CASA Offerings)
Transactions
PaymentsWorkflows
Loan Offerings
Accounting and Reconciliation
Regulatory Reporting
Risk Management
Treasury
Omni-Channel
Platform
Core
Banking
Platform
By
increasing
order
of
impact
7. TYPICAL CUSTOMER ONBOARDING JOURNEY – MVP1
Customer
enters Portal
Derive
customer
data
Data Analytics
Customer
Due
Diligence
KYC Partners
Credit
Scoring
Rating Agency
Account
Opening
Core Banking Platform
Payment
Gateways
Payment Partners
SingleVersion ofTruth (Cloud Based Enterprise Layer)
Front end