| 13 Oct 2008 |
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Qatar Islamic Bank launches Internet banking
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Doha - Qatar Islamic BankQatar Islamic Bank
yesterday launched its Internet banking service and is currently available to all QIBQIB customers and will soon be accessible to corporate clients. The service was launched to allow QIBQIB
to better serve its customers locally and around the globe. The new e-banking service allows QIBQIB customers to obtain balance and transaction histories on all eligible accounts and to transfer money between eligible accounts with no restrictions on the number of transfers and to pay utility bills. A variety of other services are provided on-line in both English and Arabic. The programmes are certified to ISO standards.
Salah Jaidah, QIBQIB CEO, said: "QIBQIB consistently strives to provide the best service to its clients and e-banking will allow us to provide a more efficient and innovative service and in a very secure banking environment. E-banking is a business-added value project designed to provide QIBQIB clients efficiency and flexibility when transferring money or checking balance and transaction histories on-line. QIBQIB's IT department is committed to delivering excellence in information technology services to streamline QIBQIB's business processes and to researching technology innovations so we may identify and implement new programmes that better serve our clients."
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