Dhaka, Sept. 26 -- Speakers at a discussion on Thursday stressed that despite its vast potential, digital banking in Bangladesh had yet to flourish due to weak policy support, a lack of consumer trust, and inadequate infrastructure.

They underlined three common priorities - strengthening cyber security to build trust, improving affordability and access for users across the country, and ensuring stronger coordination among regulators, banks, and fintech companies.

The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) organised the discussion titled "Digital Banking for All: Bridging Gap in Financial Inclusion" at its office in the capital.

In his welcome speech, DCCI President Taskeen Ahmed noted that although mobile financial services (MFS...