Pakistan’s Faisal Bank unveils partnership with Ripple
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Answer Pakistan’s Faisal Bank unveils partnership with Ripple
A Pakistani bank revealed, represented in Faisal Bank More commonly known as “FBL” for a new partnership with “Ripple” company.
The partnership that the bank held with the well-known crypto company “Ripple” aims to develop a digital payment solution.
FBL Bank is one of the largest private banks in Pakistan and has more than 200 branches across the country.
FBL Bank is an Islamic commercial bank with business assets of about one and a half billion dollars ($1.5 billion).
This partnership between the two parties was celebrated through a meeting held in Karachi, one of the largest cities in Pakistan.
The meeting and the meeting were attended by the Chairman and CEO of “Faisal Bank” and representatives of Ripple Company.
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Faisal Bank offers a digital enabled solution to its customers by partnering with Ripple. Through this partnership, fast, secure and convenient cross-border payments can be made. The ceremony was held in Karachi, led by Mr. Yusuf Hussain, P & CEO- FBL. pic.twitter.com/qjyrm5sk05
– Faisal Bank Limited (faysalbankltd) September 6, 2019
Through the announced new partnership, Faisal Bank, with its various branches, will utilize the services of RippleNet, which is a decentralized payment network that allows for efficient and rapid cross-border payments.
Thus, Faisal Bank proves that it is one of the pioneers of Pakistani banks that incubate and receive digital developments for its services.
Faisal Bank is also one of the first banks to launch a digital card in Pakistan in 2017, which encourages Pakistani users to pay online and encourages electronic commerce more.
The bank also sponsored a summit on digital money to raise more awareness about it.
For the record, so far Pakistan does not have a regulatory framework for digital currencies, and the Central Bank of Pakistan rejects cryptocurrencies and does not allow banks to interact with them, as the Central Bank of Pakistan instructed all financial institutions to stop services related to encrypted assets.
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