QNB first in Qatar, Middle East with bulk cash deposit ATMs
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QNB is the first bank in Qatar and the Middle East to deploy ATMs with Bulk Cash Deposit service, combining the highest deposit, recycling and dispensing capacity in the market.
The launch of this new service comes as part of QNB's efforts to meet the evolving needs of its customers. This innovative service allows customers to deposit up to a 300 bank notes bundle at once, in addition to the already available wide range of ATM services.
The rollout marks a significant step in the bank's digital transformation journey, aligning with Qatar's Digital Agenda 2030 and the bank's sustainability goals.
By transitioning traditional branch services to digital solutions, QNB continues to strengthen its leading position in the Middle East and globally, making tomorrow's digital banking, today.Commenting on this launch,Adel Ali Al-Malki, Senior Executive Vice President, Group Retail Banking of QNB Group said:
'We are proud to be at the forefront of global digital transformation and we take this opportunity to reinforce our commitment to enhance the available services through our ATM Self-service Machines.
We aim to provide new practical and useful digital services for our valued customers and partnering with Diebold Nixdorf ensures this. The launch of this new service is in alignment with QNB's strategy to provide exceptional customer experience across Qatar, the Middle East and beyond.
The Bulk Cash Deposit service through our Self-service Machines adds a new milestone to our digital transformation journey.'
Habib Hanna, Managing Director, Middle East, at Diebold Nixdorf, said: 'We are proud to partner with QNB, one of the region's leading financial institutions, as they continue to enhance customer satisfaction through exceptional service and convenience.
By adopting Diebold Nixdorf's advanced ATM solutions, QNB is ensuring an innovative next-generation banking experience across both digital and physical channels, reaffirming their commitment to innovation and customer-centricity.'
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