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Al Baraka Bank Egypt expands digital footprint with a new mobile app

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Al Baraka Bank Egypt has launched a brand-new mobile banking app as part of its strategic roadmap for 2023–2025. This move is a significant step in the bank’s efforts to enhance its digital presence and improve customer experience.

Alongside the introduction of the mobile app, the bank has also revamped its internet banking services. The update focuses on providing a broader range of services and features a completely refreshed user interface, designed to make online banking easier and more intuitive for customers.

The new app is not just a technical upgrade but a key part of Al Baraka Bank’s plan to expand its digital ecosystem and tap into new markets. The bank aims to attract a larger customer base by offering a seamless, modern banking experience that is accessible at any time and from anywhere.

Looking to the future, Al Baraka Bank has set an ambitious target: by the end of 2027, half of its customers, both individuals and businesses, will be digitally active. This goal underscores the bank’s commitment to staying ahead in the digital banking space.

The bank has also made strides in serving commercial clients by becoming one of the first four banks in Egypt to offer a corporate mobile banking app. This addition further solidifies Al Baraka Bank’s reputation for providing cutting-edge solutions to meet the needs of both retail and business customers.

This launch is a clear indication of Al Baraka Bank’s determination to be at the forefront of modern banking, continuing its tradition of delivering innovative services to the market.

About Al Baraka Bank:

Al Baraka Group operates as an Investment Business Firm under Category 1 (Islamic Principles), licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain. As a leading international Islamic financial group, it offers a wide range of financial services through its banking subsidiaries in 13 countries. The services include retail, corporate, treasury, and investment banking, all provided in strict accordance with Islamic Shari’a principles.

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