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Qatar-UAE Exchange has partnered with Ahlibank to provide online remittance service from Qatar. With this new online service, customers of Qatar-UAE Exchange can now transfer money online from Qatar to anywhere in the world instantly in a convenient and fully-secure manner.
Ahlibank CEO Salah Murad said: “We constantly strive towards finding new solutions that add to the convenience of customer and we are delighted to partner with Qatar-UAE Exchange for their online remittance service.
“This association will facilitate customers of Qatar-UAE Exchange residing in Qatar to instantly transfer money anywhere in the world beyond the banking hours. Customers can remit to their beneficiary account anytime of the day by just a click from their PC, laptop, tablet or mobile, and by using their debit card issued by any banks in Qatar.”
Qatar-UAE Exchange country head Edison Fernandez said: “As technology improves, financial institutions need to create innovative solutions that can be integrated with the lifestyle and evolving needs of their customers.
“We are glad to associate with Ahlibank as the introduction of the online remittance service will enable customers to move money globally and seamlessly from their personal space, even while they are on the move in Qatar.”
Customers can access the online remittance channel by clicking on http://www.uaeexchange.com/qat/ and avoid travelling to the exchange house or bank and standing in long queues at the branch to send money.
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