Remarkable Growth in Electronic Collection Settlements at Al-Rafidain Bank Baghdad, Iraq — In a recent announcement, the Department of Government Integrity at Al-Rafidain Bank revealed significant advancements in the electronic
Rafidain Bank Reports Significant Growth in Electronic Collections for 2024 On Sunday, Rafidain Government Bank disclosed that it has surpassed 6.06 trillion Iraqi dinars in electronic collections for the year
Amidst rapid technological advancements, the financial and banking sectors are undergoing significant transformations aimed at improving efficiency, enhancing transparency, and promoting financial inclusion. One prominent development in this context is
New Directives from Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani on Advancing Electronic Payment Systems in Government Departments Overview In a strategic move to enhance efficiency across government entities, Prime Minister Mohammed
Al-Rafidain Bank Issues Warning on Electronic Payments in Digital Trading On February 28, 2025, Al-Rafidain Bank issued an advisory cautioning its customers against the use of electronic payment methods, such
Economy Update - Baghdad The oil products distribution company announced today, Thursday, a significant increase in fuel sales facilitated by the electronic payment service, with revenues surpassing 742 billion dinars
Significant Growth in Fuel Sales via Electronic Payment in January The Director of the Oil Products Distribution Company, Mr. Hussein Talib Abboud, recently announced a remarkable achievement in fuel sales
The Iraqi TBI Bank Suspends Cash Withdrawals Using Visa and MasterCard The Iraqi Bank for Trade and Investment (TBI) has temporarily suspended the ability to withdraw cash using Visa and
Trade: Electronic Payment in Hypermarkets Reaches 15% Daily The Iraqi Ministry of Trade has announced a notable increase in electronic payment transactions in hypermarkets across the country, reaching 15% daily.
Three Electronic Payment Services Companies Face Dollar Transaction Ban In a significant regulatory move, the Central Bank has announced that three electronic payment service providers will be prohibited from conducting