Turkish public lender Halkbank says almost 97% of its daily transactions are carried out through digital services. (Reuters Photo) Türkiye’s public lender Halkbank is featuring a daily transaction volume of 6 million, 87% of which are made through mobile and internet branches, says Altan Taşkıran, its deputy general manager in charge of retail and digital banking With the digital banking license, lenders are now required to be as agile as financial technology startups. The pace of the digital banking competition in Türkiye is prompting lenders that focus on experience in the transformation of their customers to increase their investments. Stating that they have achieved an important transformation with a daily transaction volume of 6 million, Altan Taşkıran, deputy general manager in charge of retail and digital banking at Halkbank, says that the lender has adapted quickly to digital banking. “The figures show that the steps we have taken in the transformation have paid off. Now, 87% of all transactions that take place are carried out through mobile and internet banking, and 97% are carried out through digital services,” Taşkıran said. “In other words, we adapt to digital transformation with our millions of processing muscles. The transaction volume of the […]
