Egypt’s Central Banks issues new decisions to back digital transformation

The Central Bank of Egypt issues several new decisions to back digital transformation.In a statement, the bank said the new decisions will be applicable as of January 1, 2023.They include exempting bank clients from all fees and commissions related to …

The Central Bank of Egypt issues several new decisions to back digital transformation.

In a statement, the bank said the new decisions will be applicable as of January 1, 2023.

They include exempting bank clients from all fees and commissions related to banking transfer services that are made in the Egyptian pound through electronic channels only “Internet and mobile” banking and instant payments network applications.

The new decisions also include exempting clients of the Instant Payment Network from all expenses and commissions related to instant transfers through electronic payment tools.

More than 8 million transactions worth 45 billion pounds were carried out through the network, that was launched in April, in less than eight months, the statement said.

Also, all fees for activating electronic collection services via the Internet “E-COMMERCE” have been canceled for companies that wish to activate this digital financial service for the first time.

Regarding mobile phone wallets, the CBE pointed out that the electronic wallets will continue to be issued free of charge, and the transfer fees are exempted for the first transaction per month, and it has also set LE 1 as a maximum for the expenses incurred by the customer for any other transfer transaction that takes place between mobile phone wallets of the same service provider.

Source: State Information Service Egypt

Previous Article

‫OPPO  تجتاح المحافظات اللبنانية عبر UPFRONT ، مطلقة حملتها الاعلانية لنهاية عام 2022

Next Article

CGTN: Annual Central Economic Work Conference guides economy through difficult times

Related Posts

President El-Sisi Meets Eni’s CEO

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met on Monday 16/1/2023 with the Chief Executive Officer of Eni, Mr. Claudio Descalzi, and Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Eng. Tarek El Molla.The Spokesman for the Presidency said Eni’s CEO reviewed the comp...

Strong demand for Jordanian Dinar boosts exchange market

Amman: Exchange companies operating within Jordan's local market are experiencing a significant surge in demand for the Jordanian dinar, surpassing interest in other foreign currencies. This notable trend has been emphasized by Firas Marwan Sultan, th...