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Digital Revolution: Online Banks vs Terrestrial Banks in Nigeria

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Nigeria’s banking sector has witnessed a significant transformation in recent years, with the emergence of online banks challenging the traditional dominance of terrestrial banks.

The rise of digital (online) banking has brought about a new era of convenience, speed, and accessibility, forcing terrestrial banks to adapt and innovate.

Terrestrial banks, also known as traditional banks, have a physical presence, with a network of branches and ATMs across the country.

Online banks, on the other hand, operate primarily online, offering a range of financial services through mobile apps, websites, and other digital channels. In Nigeria, online banks like Kuda, V Bank, and Sparkle have gained popularity among tech-savvy individuals and businesses.

While terrestrial banks offer a physical presence, a wide range of services, and an established reputation, online banks provide convenience, speed, and lower costs.

Terrestrial banks are ideal for individuals and businesses that require face-to-face interaction and a comprehensive range of financial services, while online banks are better suited for those who value quick and easy access to banking services.

However, both online banks and terrestrial banks have their limitations.

Online banks often lack the personal touch and human interaction, while terrestrial banks can be slow and bureaucratic.

Online banks may also have limited access to physical cash, while terrestrial banks may have high fees and charges.

The rise of online banks in Nigeria has disrupted the traditional banking landscape, offering a new era of convenience, speed, and accessibility.

While terrestrial banks still have a significant presence, online banks are gaining popularity among tech-savvy individuals and businesses.

Ultimately, the choice between online banks and terrestrial banks depends on individual preferences and financial needs.

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As the banking landscape continues to evolve, we can expect to see a blend of digital and physical banking services, offering customers the best of both worlds.


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