OAB Launches New Generation of Self-Service ATMs
As part of its strategy to enhance services by employing the latest financial technologies, Oman Arab Bank (OAB) has signed a partnership agreement with Oman Computer Network Services (OCNS), the authorized agent in the Sultanate of Oman for Diebold Nixdorf (DN). This agreement aims to enhance the bank’s network of ATMs and cash deposit machines with DN devices, which represent the new generation of advanced financial solutions, enabling easy and secure self-service banking transactions through a fully digital interface.
The agreement was signed by Khalid Al-Amri, Chief Retail Banking Officer at OAB, and Ahmed Youssef, Country Manager of OCNS.
Mr. Al-Amri said: “OAB is a pioneer in adopting advanced technological solutions that enrich banking services and enhance the prestigious position the bank holds in the Omani banking sector. We are proud of this partnership with OCNS, through which the bank is launching the new generation of self-service ATMs. Under this agreement, OAB’s ATM network will initially be expanded with 57 devices from the DN series, which enable customers to perform a wide range of services instantly, independently, easily, and securely.”
The launch of these advanced financial solutions by OAB reaffirms its continued success in upgrading its technological infrastructure, enhancing its leadership in driving the growth of the banking and financial sector in the Sultanate of Oman, and providing innovative and reliable solutions to its customers. The bank continues to develop its services across electronic channels and platforms, offering a wide range of innovative solutions and services to various customer segments, including institutions in the public and private sectors, entrepreneurs, and individuals.
Al-Amri added: “OAB is committed to continuously developing its services and offering new solutions that meet customer expectations, providing them with the best banking experiences.”
Ahmed Youssef, Director of OCNS, said: “DN devices represent a significant leap in the development of financial solutions, as they rely on the latest technologies, such as big data and the Internet of Things. These devices are designed to keep pace with advancements in the financial services sector and the significant expansion of electronic systems in banking. DN devices are widely adopted in the Middle East and globally due to their success in providing a personalized and advanced banking experience for consumers, while ensuring the highest levels of efficiency and security.”