New digital banking on the cards in UAE
The new platform is designed to meet the unique needs and challenges of the Mena region’s rapidly evolving market
Inayat-ur-Rahman, Business Editor
Proshot Holding, a leading innovator in financial technology, has announced its ambitious plan to launch a cutting-edge digital banking platform in the UAE, spearheaded by its visionary founder, Iman Khatibzadeh.
This groundbreaking initiative aims to redefine the banking landscape across the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region.
The new platform, conceived by Iman Khatibzadeh, is designed to meet the unique needs and challenges of the MENA region’s rapidly evolving market. It promises to deliver a seamless, secure, and user-friendly digital banking experience, catering to a diverse range of customers, from individual users to large-scale enterprises.
“Through this innovative platform, we are looking to bridge the gap in digital financial services in the MENA region. Our goal is to provide accessible, efficient, and secure banking solutions that cater to the dynamic needs of our customers,” stated Iman Khatibzadeh, Founder of Proshot Holding.
The platform will feature a host of digital services, including online account management, digital wallets, mobile banking, and personalized financial advice. Additionally, it will integrate advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain to ensure security and enhance customer experience. Proshot Holding’s digital banking initiative is set to launch in July/2024], with a phased roll-out across various countries in the the Middle East and North Africa region. This strategic move is expected to significantly contribute to the region’s financial technology landscape and empower users with state-of-the-art digital banking capabilities.
“We are committed to driving digital transformation in the financial sector and believe that our digital banking platform will set a new standard in the industry,” added Iman Khatibzadeh.
The UAE has taken a leadership role in the Middle East region with the government sector leading the charge in technology adoption.
