The recently launched English and Arabic application of Emirates Islamic Bank, or EIB, is now one of the most downloaded app from Apple’s App Store in the UAE in the finance and mixed categories.
“The launch of mobile banking for our customers has been enormously well-received, and to be the second most downloaded app from the App Store clearly shows that we have given the clients what they want,” said Faisal Aqil, deputy chief executive officer of consumer wealth management at Emirates Islamic Bank and Dubai Bank.
EIB was the first Islamic bank in the UAE to launch the mobile banking iPhone app, enabling its customers to conveniently access online banking from their smartphones while on the move.
“Offering mobility solutions in everyday banking is designed to deliver convenience and customer satisfaction,” Aqil added.
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