business banking pitch deck template

Author: Viktor

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The 12 Slide Banking Pitch Deck Template​

Slide 1: Elevator Pitch

Headline:
“Banking That Builds Futures”

One-Liner Value Proposition:
We help underserved individuals and small businesses access secure, affordable, and transparent financial services by providing a digital-first banking platform built for inclusivity, speed, and trust.

Key Elements:

  • Problem Named (The Enemy): Legacy banks ignore the underbanked.

  • Solution: Mobile-first, AI-driven financial services for customers overlooked by traditional banking.

  • Benefit: Empowering customers to save, spend, borrow, and build credit without barriers.

Visual Tip: Use a high-impact image showing your target customer (e.g., a young entrepreneur or rural user) accessing banking tools via smartphone.


Slide 2: Investor Highlights

Headline:
Key Metrics That Make Us Unmissable

Data Points:

  • $2M ARR with 18% MoM growth

  • Customer acquisition cost (CAC): $15; Lifetime value (LTV): $200+

  • 100K+ active accounts in less than 12 months

  • Approved and compliant in 3 regulatory jurisdictions

  • Strategic partnerships with Visa and Plaid

Visual Tip: Use simple iconography with brief descriptions; align each point to the outcome investors care about (scalability, market validation, monetization, regulatory risk).


Slide 3: Problem & Urgency

Headline:
Banking Is Broken for Over Half the World

Problem Statement:
Traditional banks are optimized for high-income, urban customers and rely on outdated infrastructure, long onboarding times, and opaque fee structures.

Key Data:

  • 1.7 billion people remain unbanked globally (World Bank)

  • Small businesses in emerging markets face $5.2 trillion in unmet credit needs annually (IFC)

Urgency Trigger:
Fintech adoption has accelerated post-pandemic, creating a short window to redefine market leadership before incumbents adapt.

Visual Tip: Timeline or infographic showing missed opportunities and underserved segments growing over time.


Slide 4: Opportunity Landscape

Headline:
A Trillion-Dollar Market Ripe for Disruption

Market Breakdown:

  • Total Addressable Market (TAM): $7.2 trillion global banking revenue

  • Serviceable Available Market (SAM): $1.4 trillion in emerging market retail and SME banking

  • Serviceable Obtainable Market (SOM): $40 billion via mobile-first fintech adoption in Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America

Tailwinds:

  • Smartphone penetration rising above 75% in emerging markets

  • Declining trust in legacy banks (Edelman Trust Index)

Visual Tip: Use concentric market circles or a dynamic map with opportunity hotspots.


Slide 5: Our Solution

Headline:
A Digital Bank Built to Empower, Not Exclude

What It Does:

  • Fully digital onboarding in under 5 minutes

  • No hidden fees, transparent micro-fee model

  • AI-powered financial assistant and credit builder

  • Embedded savings, loans, and insurance in one app

How It Works (Simplified Flow):

  1. Sign up via phone

  2. Verify identity with KYC API

  3. Access savings, virtual debit cards, and credit tools

  4. Real-time financial coaching via AI chatbot

Before vs. After Snapshot:

BeforeAfter
$10 monthly feesZero-fee accounts
Manual KYCInstant verification
Rejected for creditCredit builder tools

Slide 6: Why Now?

Headline:
The Timing Has Never Been Better

Tech Shifts:

  • Cloud-native architecture and open banking APIs lower entry barriers

  • Widespread mobile access: Over 90% smartphone penetration by 2026

Behavioral Shifts:

  • Post-COVID digitization of banking needs

  • Younger, digital-native customers expect real-time, personalized services

Regulatory Shifts:

  • PSD2 (Europe), UPI (India), and sandbox frameworks (Africa) enabling fintech integration

Visual Tip: A Venn diagram or trend chart showing the convergence of regulation, tech, and behavior into a “perfect storm” for innovation.

Slide 7: Business Model

Headline:
Multiple Revenue Streams Designed for Scalability

Primary Revenue Channels:

  1. Interchange Fees – Earned from card transactions processed through Visa/Mastercard rails.

  2. Loan Interest Income – Revenue from micro-lending and credit builder loans.

  3. Subscription Tiers – Premium features like overdraft protection, higher savings rates, and financial coaching.

  4. Partner Referrals – Insurance, wealth, and tax products via affiliate APIs (rev-share model).

Economics Snapshot:

  • CAC: $15

  • LTV: $200+

  • Payback period: <3 months

  • Gross Margin: 72%

Visual Tip: Layered blocks or pie chart illustrating revenue mix.


Slide 8: Traction & Metrics

Headline:
Validating Product-Market Fit and User Demand

Key Growth Indicators:

  • 100K+ verified users onboarded in Year 1

  • 45% 6-month user retention

  • $12M+ in transaction volume processed

  • 60% of active users engage weekly

  • 4.8/5 average app store rating across 3 countries

User Feedback:

  • “I opened an account in 3 minutes and finally got access to a savings product without hidden fees.”

Visual Tip: Line graph showing user and revenue growth curves side by side with annotations for key product launches or partnerships.


Slide 9: Go-to-Market Strategy

Headline:
Targeted, Efficient, and Data-Driven Customer Acquisition

Primary Channels:

  • Digital Acquisition: Performance marketing on Meta, Google, TikTok—focused on underserved keywords and niches

  • Referral Flywheel: Invite-a-friend rewards built into onboarding process

  • Strategic Partners: NGO and microfinance orgs co-distributing app to rural communities

  • Community Ambassadors: Incentivized grassroots outreach in local hubs

Expansion Phases:

  • Phase 1: Urban millennial customers in Tier 2 cities

  • Phase 2: Gig economy workers and SMEs

  • Phase 3: Cross-border services for migrants and freelancers

Visual Tip: Map timeline showing channel rollout across different regions and segments.


Slide 10: Competitive Landscape

Headline:
Our Edge: Purpose-Built for the Underserved and Overlooked

Positioning Framework (2×2 Grid):

  • X-axis: “User Experience”

  • Y-axis: “Inclusion Focus”

Categories:

  • Legacy Banks: High cost, poor UX

  • Neobanks: Limited access or narrow market

  • Microfinance: Offline-first, manual ops

Your Position: Digital-native, inclusive, low-cost solution offering full-stack financial services

Moat Highlights:

  • Proprietary onboarding and KYC engine

  • AI-led credit builder unique to user profile

  • Early-mover trust in hard-to-reach markets


Slide 11: Team

Headline:
A Founding Team with Deep Domain Expertise and Execution Credibility

Key Team Members:

  • CEO (ex-Citi, fintech entrepreneur): 10+ years in consumer banking and emerging markets

  • CTO (ex-PayPal, Google): Led API infrastructure and real-time data pipelines

  • COO (ex-Mastercard): Scaled payment operations across 15 countries

  • CRO (ex-Stripe): Built go-to-market teams and partner ecosystems

Advisors:

  • Former regulator at the Central Bank

  • Angel investor with exits in fintech and insurtech

Visual Tip: Use clean headshots, one-line bios, and flags for global credibility.


Slide 12: Vision, Ask & Contact

Headline:
Join Us in Redefining What Banking Can Be

Vision Statement:
To become the most trusted digital banking platform for underserved populations globally—unlocking access to economic freedom, one transaction at a time.

Our Ask:

  • Raising $5M Seed+/Series A

  • Use of Funds:

    • 40% Product Development

    • 30% Market Expansion

    • 20% Regulatory and Compliance

    • 10% Hiring Key Roles

Contact:

  • Name, Title

  • Email

  • Link to Data Room or Calendar for Booking

  • QR code to schedule a call or demo

Visual Tip: End on a bold visual that encapsulates your vision—a simple but powerful image of impact (e.g., a farmer holding a phone with your app open or a heatmap of future expansion).

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Key Questions to Ask Yourself And Write The Banking Pitch Deck Slides

Slide 1: Elevator Pitch

Questions:

  • What is the core problem you are solving?

  • Who is your target audience or customer segment?

  • What is your solution in one sentence?

  • What benefit or outcome does your solution deliver?

  • What’s the most intriguing fact or bold statement you can open with?


Slide 2: Investor Highlights

Questions:

  • What traction metrics will impress investors (revenue, growth, users)?

  • What unique strengths do you have (team, IP, partnerships)?

  • What validations do you have (media, clients, awards)?

  • What recent wins can you boast about?

  • What metrics signal scalability and capital efficiency?


Slide 3: Problem & Urgency

Questions:

  • What is broken in the current system?

  • Who experiences this pain most?

  • How is this problem costing people or businesses time, money, or trust?

  • Why does this problem need solving now?

  • What macro trends (tech, regulation, behavior) are amplifying this pain?


Slide 4: Opportunity Landscape

Questions:

  • What is the size of your Total Addressable Market (TAM)?

  • What is your Serviceable and Obtainable Market (SAM/SOM)?

  • How is this market growing or shifting?

  • What trends or gaps make this the right time to enter?

  • What regions or segments are underserved and high potential?


Slide 5: Our Solution

Questions:

  • How does your solution work in plain terms?

  • What are the key features and how do they deliver benefits?

  • How do you simplify or enhance the user experience?

  • What is the transformation your customer undergoes (“before vs after”)?

  • What makes your solution different from what already exists?


Slide 6: Why Now?

Questions:

  • What changes in the world make your solution viable today?

  • What technologies have recently emerged that enable this?

  • What behavioral shifts are happening among users or institutions?

  • Are there recent regulatory changes supporting this model?

  • What’s at stake if someone else does this before you?


Slide 7: Business Model

Questions:

  • How does your company make money?

  • What are the primary and secondary revenue streams?

  • What are your CAC, LTV, payback period, and gross margin?

  • Is your model subscription, transaction, affiliate, SaaS, etc.?

  • How will these streams scale as you grow?


Slide 8: Traction & Metrics

Questions:

  • What key numbers validate demand for your product?

  • What are your growth metrics (revenue, users, engagement)?

  • What retention or churn metrics stand out?

  • What feedback have you received from real users?

  • What milestones have you hit to date?


Slide 9: Go-to-Market Strategy

Questions:

  • Who are your first customers and how do you reach them?

  • What marketing or acquisition channels are you using?

  • What is your sales cycle and conversion process?

  • Are there referral, partnership, or affiliate channels?

  • What is your phased expansion plan?


Slide 10: Competitive Landscape

Questions:

  • Who are your main competitors?

  • What are their strengths and weaknesses?

  • How do you compare in price, product, access, and trust?

  • What is your defensible advantage or moat?

  • What stops others from copying you?


Slide 11: Team

Questions:

  • Who are the founders and what makes them uniquely qualified?

  • What domain or startup experience do you have?

  • Who are your key hires or leadership?

  • Are there advisors or backers worth highlighting?

  • What team gaps exist and how will you fill them?


Slide 12: Vision, Ask & Contact

Questions:

  • What is your long-term vision or mission?

  • What impact will your product have in 5–10 years?

  • How much capital are you raising and on what terms?

  • What will the funds be used for?

  • What are the next steps if an investor is interested?

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