EXIM Bank, Tanzania’s sixth largest bank in terms of total deposits and assets has launched its mobile
banking service that will enable the bank’s customers access their accounts via mobile phones.
The Exim Bank Tanzania Managing Director, Mr Anthony Grant, said in a statement issued in Dar es Salaam the launch of the bank’s mobile banking service marks the bank’s ongoing commitment to meet the customer’s needs for instant and straightforward access to their finances.
The Exim Bank Tanzania Managing Director, Mr Anthony Grant, said in a statement issued in Dar es Salaam the launch of the bank’s mobile banking service marks the bank’s ongoing commitment to meet the customer’s needs for instant and straightforward access to their finances.
Mr Grant said the mobile banking service will allow customers to access their bank accounts details, make instant transfer of funds between own accounts or to any registered third party beneficiaries and pay
registered utility bills and credit card bills. “Internet and mobile banking services are the primary
gateways for information and support for our customers.
This new service reaffirms Exim Bank’s commitment to offer stress-free banking and convenience banking
services to our customers. “Technology is quickly changing the way people do business and manage their
needs for financial information and control.
With this launch, we are thrilled to enable the benefits of anytime, anywhere banking to our clients,” he said.
He added that the entry into the mobile market marks another milestone in the bank’s integrated e-commerce platform strategy which raises the bar for an enhanced customer experience.
“This is just start of our journey to deliver an e-mobile solution that will really make a difference to our
customers,” he added. He however cautioned the bank’s customers to be cautious with their passwords urging that revelation of their password may lead to theft of their money.
Exim Bank earlier this year announced to open two more branches across the country as part of the bank’s
aggressive expansion plan aimed at extending services closer to people and to date, the bank boosts the
existing branch network of 25 branches across the country.
By DailyNews
