Kathmandu. Nabil Bank Ltd. has expanded its banking app ‘N-Bank’ to provide banking services related to investments. According to the bank, the service has been launched to make investment services more accessible, secure and accessible through digital means.
Nabil Bank Limited and Nabil Investment Banking Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on May 14. The MOU was signed by Mr. Adarsha Bajgain, Deputy CEO of Nabil Bank and Mr. Manish Narayan Joshi, Chief Executive Officer of Nabil Investment Banking.
According to the bank, the service has been launched through the bank with the objective of providing all financial facilities from a single platform. With the launch of integrated investment service, Nabil Bank’s customers can now register for Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) and make installment payments through their mobile phones.
The users can go to the homepage of NBANK and click on the ‘Investment, SIP, TMS’ icon and register for the SIP and make the payment. The bank has stated that there will be no additional charge for using this facility.
“The aim of the bank is to provide simple, accessible and fully digital services to the customers to invest,” said Mr. Bajgain, Deputy Chief of the Bank. “With the addition of this facility at Nbank, we are confident that customers will be attracted to investment. ‘
According to the bank, Nepalis residing abroad will also be able to participate in the financial market of Nepal and connect financially with this service. With the expanded facility, the bank will continuously improve its digital services and provide financial services to its customers through a unified platform.
Nabil Bank has been providing banking services through 266 branches and 318 ATMs across the country. The bank has been providing banking services to more than 25 lakh customers and looks forward to working together with all its stakeholders. The bank, which has been providing quality banking services for the past four decades, has recently adopted the concept of sustainable banking and brought into operation NBANK for digital banking.
