A total sum of N154 billion was paid by customers of nine commercial banks as fee for using electronic banking services in the first half of 2023.
Electronic banking encompasses all service that enables banking transactions through electronic payment channels such as internet banking, mobile banking, Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), Point of Sale (PoS) among others.
According to the Nigerian Interbank Settlement System (NIBSS) e-payment data for Q1’23, Guaranty Trust Bank raked in N21.2 billion from customers, Access Bank (N43.9), Zenith Bank (N22.27 billion), United Bank for Africa Plc (N51.07 billion), Stanbic IBTC (N2.14 billion), First City Monument Bank (N7.4 billion), Unity Bank (N1.96 billion), Fidelity Bank (N1.85 billion) and Wema Bank (N3.13 billion).
In H1 ’23, the nine banks earned N66.7 billion from account maintenance fees and commission income, representing a 14.7 percent YoY rise when compared to N57.5 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2022, H1’22.
Details of the banks’ financial statements for H1’23 showed that the fee represents a 16.7 percent year-on-year (YoY) rise when compared to N131.97 billion paid in H1’22.
Zenith Bank had the highest in terms of highest account maintenance fees and commission income (N21.02 billion), followed by Access Bank (N13.36 billion), Guaranty Trust Bank (N10.5 billion), United Bank of Africa, UBA, (N9.6 billion), First City Monument Bank, FCMB, (N3.85 billion), Fidelity Bank (N3.4 billion), Stanbic IBTC (N2.64 billion), Wema Bank (N1.63 billion) and Unity Bank ( N742.6 million).
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