Enjoy great benefits with Al-Rifaa Privilege Banking Account
Al Rifaa Privilege Banking combines personalised financial services with exclusive perks, including preferential rates on deposits and priority processing of transactions. This innovative product redefines premium banking, delivering superior customer experience, blending financial excellence with bespoke offers and services.
Setting a new benchmark for personal banking services, Al Rifaa account holders enjoy priority transaction processing through BankDhofar's Branches and Call Centre along with additional deposit interest rates of up to 0.15%, along with preferential rates on high-yield savings accounts.
A standout feature of the Al Rifaa account is the Platinum MasterCard Credit Card, which comes with a diverse collection of exclusive offers and services, including access to airport lounges in select countries, special offers, and reward points on both local and international purchases. Furthermore, account holders gain access to personal accident, car, and travel insurance, underscoring BankDhofar's commitment to complementing their lifestyles with excellence in every aspect. Muhannad bin Mahmoud Al Raisi, Head of Al Rifaa Privilege Banking said: 'We believe that banking is not just about transactions; it goes beyond that to fulfill dreams and enhance lifestyles. With Al Rifaa Account, we are working to raise the bar on personal banking services offered in the Sultanate of Oman.'
As Oman's second-largest bank by branch network, BankDhofar is renowned for delivering integrated financial services to corporate and individual customers. Its adherence to international best practices, coupled with a strong emphasis on digital and technological innovation, ensures a superior banking experience across its diverse customer base. Existing customers with a minimum monthly salary of OMR700 or an average monthly deposit balance of OMR10,000 at BankDhofar can upgrade their current account to Al Rifaa Privilege Banking Account.
BankDhofar remains committed to its vision of offering high-quality services to all customer segments.
This commitment has positioned the bank among the best in the region.
For more information, customers can visit any of BankDhofar's 131 branches including Dhofar Islamic, across Oman or access services through its extensive network of over 350 ATMs, cash deposit machines, and multi-use devices.
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