Chatbots is a computer software powered by artificial intelligence designed to replicate human interaction. It is also possible to refer to them as digital assistants that comprehend the capacities of humans. The bot interprets the user's intent, then processes their queries and provides prompt responses. Chatbots perform their most crucial role: to analyse and detect the intent of the user's request to extract relevant entities. AI-powered chatbots were introduced to improve operational efficiency, eventually saving organisational costs. This study investigates the role of system and service quality in customer satisfaction in banking services. One hundred forty-five usable data were used for analysis. Data were analysed using the Smart PLS. The results revealed that response time, usability, adaptability, empathy and responsiveness were insignificant for customer satisfaction. The result is important as it gave the insight point of customers with regards to the new services. Business organisations may need to introduce chatbots and perhaps make some improvements from time to time to provide better services.