eng Science and Education Publishing Journal of Business and Management Sciences 2333-4533 2021-12-03 9 4 192 204 10.12691/jbms-9-4-5 JBMS2021945 article John Wiredu johnwiredu50@gmail.com 1 Yu Bo 2 Qian Yang 2 Samuel Akwasi Agyemang 3 School of Management, Northwestern Polytechnical University, XiĄŻan China School of Business, Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing, China School of Computer Science, Northwestern Polytechnical University, XiĄŻan China This research sought to assess customer satisfaction on the impact of Information and Communication Technology on Ghanaian rural banks. The extreme contest in the Ghanaian banking area has forced speedy changes due to high-tech innovations, improved awareness, and demands from customers. Nevertheless, some customers have shown their disappointment on unfortunate incidents such as; breakdown in-network, rampant breakdowns of Automated Teller Machine, to mention a few. Thus, the question one may ask is "how do I.C.T. based products contribute to the customer's satisfaction?" In response to the question, 300 questionnaires were given to the Anyinam rural Bank's retail customers randomly selected from one branch. Thus, I.C.T. based products chosen were A.T.M., Branch network, and Short Message Service Alerts. A Likert scale-typed survey was adopted with answers varying from strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, and strongly agree. Also, Microsoft Excel was adopted to analyze the responses and outcomes showed that most of the respondents approve that I.C.T. based products contributed to their satisfaction. Henceforth, in conclusion, customers are satisfied with A.T.M. and SMS Alerts. However, they still use the branch network at least once a month due to limited A.T.M. withdrawal per day 3,000 GHC. Besides, the A.T.M.s cannot make inter-account transfers. The study recommended that Anyinam Rural Bank improve upon the performance of their A.T.M.s to increase customer satisfaction. http://pubs.sciepub.com/jbms/9/4/5/jbms-9-4-5.pdf ICT satisfaction customers staff rural banks Anyinam Ghana