Digital Banking Platform Market Trends

Digital Banking Platform Market size was valued at USD 10.53 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 11.92 Billion in 2024 to USD 32.15 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 13.2% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

The global digital banking platform market is among the very aggressive markets, inexhaustibly eyed by many parties. Companies in this space offer a broad spectrum of digital banking solutions and seek to equip financial institutions worldwide with new generation and customer-centric platforms. The competitive landscape encompasses fierce competitive pressures, technological advancement, strategic partnerships, and continuous product development. Most marketplace participants are focused on continuous innovation, investing in research and development, and extending their product portfolios to meet the changing needs of financial institutions in order to enhance their competitive edge. Across the market, strategic partnerships and collaborations with fintech firms and financial institutions can be witnessed, wherein the companies make full use of each other's strengths to strengthen their position. 'Finastra (UK)', 'FIS (US)', 'Temenos (Switzerland)', 'Oracle (US)', 'Infosys (India)', 'Appway (Switzerland)', 'SAP SE (Germany)', 'Tata Consultancy Services (India)', 'Capgemini (France)', 'IBM (US)', 'Sopra Banking Software (France)', 'Intellect Design Arena Ltd (India)', 'Backbase (Netherlands)', 'CREALOGIX (Switzerland)', 'EdgeVerve Systems Ltd. (India)', 'Avaloq (Switzerland)', 'Profile Software (Greece)', 'Technisys (US)', 'ERI Bancaire (Switzerland)', 'Mambu (Germany)'

Across the globe, customers are fast moving towards digital banking services because of the conveniences and accessibility and other customized experiences this channel offers. The banks try to give broad, all-inclusive digital banking platforms that would help customers carry out wide scope financial activities online or through a mobile app. For example, JPMorgan Chase is one of the biggest banks in the United States, which posted a tremendous increase in the adoption of digital banking. Accordingly, in 2022, about 75% of their customers were actively using digital banking services.

AI and ML technologies can make up a high level in a digital banking platform—from personalization in customer experience to process automation, anti-fraud detection, and risk management optimization. For example, Bank of America uses AI-based virtual assistants to develop more intelligent relations with customers and customized advice. Through continued innovation and improvements in operational efficiency, AI and ML are likely to further transform the market for digital banking platforms.

In 2023, Asia Pacific emerged as the dominant region in the global digital banking platform market, with the highest CAGR of 14.0%. With India and Japan emerged as the dominating countries with revenue share of USD 1.78 billion and USD 8.50 billion respectively. This region is on the edge of explosive growth, with new digital market players entering the market and disrupting the industry every day as it reinvents the banking system for consumers and businesses. The expansion is powered by the new demand for mobile and online banking alternatives. The opportunities for existing players and new entrants alike look particularly bright, with regulators doling out licenses and setting standards for a new generation of banking. Most notably, this is a potential that an India-based digital banking platform startup, WeRize, has been able to successfully tap into. WeRize has delivered over 1,000 financial products to small cities. In the most recent funding round, WeRize declared USD 8 million to put forward the appetite for fresh and innovative digital banking solutions in this region.