Bank Muscat encourages customers to use digital channels to transact safely
Bank Muscat - Press releaseIn line with the directives of the Supreme Committee on dealing with COVID-19 and its commitment to promoting financial inclusion across the Sultanate, Bank Muscat, the leading financial services provider in the country has urged all its customers to use its various e-channels for their various banking transactions including making payments and fund transfers. The bank pointed out that the bank s e-channels and digital channels are continuing to play a key role in promoting health and safety of everyone during a period of enhanced social distancing, while customers also get to enjoy the convenience of banking 24/7 from the comfort and safety of their homes. The move to digital channels will also benefit customers during the upcoming Eid holidays.
In the UK the Queen approved the agreement on Thursday.
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Dar Al Atta’a launches new ‘Together for Oman 2’ campaign
By: Times News Service
Muscat: As part of its responsibility towards the society, Dar Al Atta’a Association has launched the ‘Together for Oman 2’ campaign for maintenance of houses affected by heavy rains which hit the governorates of North and South Al Batinah and for provision of assistance, food items and other basic needs.
Applications for requesting support shall be received through the charity teams in the wilayats and Ishraqat Amal Team.
Dar Al Atta’a Association urges all companies, establishments and individuals to extend their support to the campaign and to donate through Dar Al Atta’a app, the Thawani app or to visit the portal for donations. Donors can also transfer their contributions to account No. 0315003966850059 with Bank Muscat.