Jordan Kuwait Bank has entered into an agreement with BPC to support planned upgrades to its digital banking and payments technology.
The bank said the work is intended to bring its digital channels together on a single platform, with an emphasis on improving how customers use digital services.
The platform is described as “integrated, flexible, and scalable”, and is expected to help the bank roll out new digital services more quickly.
As part of the project, the bank’s digital wallet will be moved to the new system, with the aim of allowing customers to complete everyday transactions in a single digital environment.
Jordan Kuwait Bank Group CEO Haitham Al-Battikhi said: “This agreement represents a pivotal strategic milestone within the bank’s comprehensive digital transformation journey.
“It reflects the bank’s commitment to building an integrated and sustainable digital banking ecosystem capable of responding to evolving market requirements and reinforcing the bank’s position as a leading banking institution in providing innovative digital financial solutions.”
The platform is also set to include tools for small and medium-sized enterprises and merchants, covering payment and settlement management, as well as data monitoring and analysis via dashboards designed to support operational decisions.
For merchants, the planned capability includes taking payments on smartphones and tablets, without relying on conventional payment devices.
Implementation is expected to follow a structured approach, moving from preparation and execution to a full launch of the digital platforms.
BPC CEO and president Anatoly Loginov commented: “Jordan Kuwait Bank is a trusted, long-term partner, and it is an honour to support its digital transformation journey in Jordan and the region. Through SmartVista’s unified digital platform and BPC’s managed services, the bank will be able to enhance innovation and deliver secure, scalable digital payment experiences with the agility the market requires.
“Jordan Kuwait Bank partners with BPC on digital upgrade ” was originally created and published by Retail Banker International, a GlobalData owned brand.
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