FinTech industry and digital banks (Neobanks) as a specific niche within the industry itself are a relatively new term and still an underexplored area. A relatively unexplored area of digital banks is related to the financial services they provide, which refers to services such as sending and receiving money to a bank account, savings and investments, and payments made within the domestic country and abroad. Accordingly, the aim was to investigate how young people, as the segment most inclined to adopt new innovations on the market, perceive digital banks and their services in comparison to traditional banks, the offer of their services in Croatia, and the main advantages and disadvantages of digital bank services. Qualitative methodology was applied in the work. The research itself was conducted in two parts. In the first part of the research, the method of mental maps was used, with which an effort was made to collect associations with the term digital bank. In the second part of the research, an in-depth interview method was used on a sample of young people who are users of digital bank services. A semi-structured interview form was used as a research instrument to gain a deeper insight into the researched issue. Primary research revealed positive and neutral associations. Additionally, a positive perception of digital bank services among young people in Croatia was revealed. At the same time, it was discovered that young people have only a few negative associations with digital bank services and previous negative experiences of using digital bank services themselves. Although they trust digital banks as financial institutions, some young people expressed concern about the security of account funds (due to possible theft). An interesting research finding is related to the perception of traditional banks as digital banks by part of the young respondents. The limitations of the work are related to the methods used in the work, i.e., mental maps and in-depth interviews.