Muscat: Providing convenience and ease of mind when traveling, National Bank of Oman’s (NBO) Badeel Travel Prepaid Card is the perfect companion to spending abroad. Both NBO customers and non-customers can avail the multicurrency card that enables its users to convert their money into the most commonly-used global currencies, namely; US Dollars, Euros, British Pounds, Swiss Francs, Thai Bahts, Indian Rupees, UAE Dirhams, Saudi Riyals, in addition to Omani Rial.
Benefitting from safe, easy, and cashless spending, the prepaid card is the ideal traveling solution for users wherever they are in the world. Manageable through NBO’s mobile app, customers can now load it with the currency of choice eliminating the need to visit any exchange agencies prior to traveling.
“At NBO we’re always trying to come up with innovative solutions that best meet the needs of our customers. With a lot of people traveling out of Oman, the Badeel Travel Prepaid Card offers an effortless way for them to manage their travel spending and track what they spent through the mobile app, and without worrying about the uncertainty of volatile exchange rates. The Badeel Travel Prepaid Card should be at the top of everyone’s travel packing list,” said Maha Al Raisi, Head of Card Business at NBO.
National Bank of Oman’s ‘tap and go’ cards can be used for day-to-day purchases, online transactions, and cash withdrawals from all over the world, secured with 3D and Chip and Pin technologies while also being protected by state-of-the-art electronic security. Easily obtainable, the card is also available for non-NBO customers by simply downloading NBO mobile app, ordering the card and paying for it using their Oman-issued debit card. Alternatively, the cards can be delivered to the house or office or obtained by visiting any of NBO’s branches.
Those staying closer to home can also take advantage of the Badeel Travel Prepaid Card, re-loadable, the cards can also be used for bill payments in a secure and reliable manner. Through NBO’s mobile app, users can apply for up to 6 cards per person allocating certain amounts to different members. They can also activate, customise, top up and view available balance.
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About National Bank of Oman:
NBO, the first local commercial bank in the Sultanate of Oman, was founded in 1973 and is today one of the leading banks in Oman. The Bank serves its customers in Oman through 60 Branches, more than 180 ATM/FFM/CCDMs as well as two Branches in U.A.E.
The Bank is committed to community improvement through its corporate citizenship programs and is an active supporter of a range of worthy causes in Oman, with emphasis on health and human services, civic, education, environment, youth, women, arts and culture.
For more information please contact:
Sudipta Dasgupta
TRACCS
Telephone: +968 24 649-099
Mobile: +968 94558787
Email: Sudipta.dasgupta@traccs.net
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