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Research on Consumer Behavior in the Digital Banking Market: The Case of Monobank (Development Service Industry Management)

Research paperDevelopment Service Industry ManagementAugust 20265 pages8 min readMaryna Bilyk, Oksana Zbyrannyk, Маргарита ПАНЕСОВАOriginal source
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225 тисяч підписників
Monobank Instagram Subscribers p.3
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71 тисячу підписників
Monobank Facebook Subscribers p.3

Summary

  • The study analyzes consumer behavior in Ukraine's digital banking market using Monobank as a primary case study [p.1].p.1
  • Monobank operates entirely without physical branches, delivering all banking services exclusively via its mobile application [p.2].p.2
  • Monobank's Facebook presence includes 71 тисячу підписників, showing lower engagement compared to other social platforms [p.3].p.3
  • Monobank maintains 225 тисяч підписників on Instagram while maintaining only 3 підписки on developers and related business projects [p.3].p.3
  • Key Ukrainian digital banking competitors include PrivatBank, Sense Bank, and PUMB Online [p.3].p.3

Key insights

  1. Functional service factors such as processing speed, UI convenience, and round-the-clock access strongly influence digital banking adoption [p.2].p.2
  2. Monobank distinguishes itself from traditional Ukrainian banks by adopting an informal communication style and active social media marketing [p.3].p.3
  3. PrivatBank maintains its leading position through a large customer base and a combined offline branch network and online ecosystem [p.3].p.3
  4. Limited engagement on Facebook reduces Monobank's direct interaction with older demographic groups [p.3].p.3
  5. Integrating products such as Expirenza directly into social media content promotes secondary product adoption among users [p.3].p.3
  6. Risks accompanying digital banking development include cybersecurity threats, technical outages, and negative online customer feedback [p.4].p.4

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