Abstract
Technology breakthroughs and strategic efforts are driving Pakistan's banking industry's fast digital transformation. This research focuses on perceived utility, perceived ease of use, and perceived selfefficacy in order to investigate how digital transformation and strategy affect behavioral use in the banking industry. The results show that intention to use digital banking services is strongly influenced by perceived utility, convenience of use, and self-efficacy, which in turn influences behavior utilization. The results of the mediation study demonstrate that intention to use is a key factor in determining the relationship between perceived advantages and individual capacity and behavior utilization. By better aligning their digital transformation initiatives with customer expectations, financial institutions can boost the acceptance and consumption of digital services. This study offers insights into how to achieve this.
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