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9 out of 10 UAE bank customers think bank onboarding processes are too complicated

Wednesday 1 June 2022 10:22 CET | News

A survey by IDnow Middle East has shown that 9 out of 10 UAE bank account holders think opening an account takes too much time and that bank onboarding processes are too complicated.

Close to 82% of bank customers were unhappy with having to go to a branch and physically hand over documents, the digital identity verification provider’s survey of over a 1,000 people across the UAE indicated.

Meanwhile, 76% of UAE residents indicated they want an entirely digital bank account opening process, with that figure rising to 85% amongst higher income groups.

IDnow survey also indicated 82% unhappy with having to physically go to a branch versus digitally opening an account.

Amongst non-bank account holders, 86% said they had started a bank account application but quit the process because it was too complicated.

IDnow commissioned YouGov to conduct the survey across a representative demographic sample of UAE residents with the aim of gathering customer perceptions regarding traditional bank account opening versus digital processes.


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Keywords: banks, survey, digital onboarding, financial services, financial institutions
Categories: Fraud & Financial Crime
Companies: IDnow
Countries: United Arab Emirates
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