Doha Bank ties up with National Bank Limited for Remittance to Bangladesh

Doha Bank has entered into an agreement with National Bank Limited, the largest private sector bank in Bangladesh, for remittance of funds from Qatar to Bangladesh.

National Bank is having presence across Bangladesh, having more than 140 branches interconnected having ability to transfer the funds quickly and serve the customers efficiently.

Doha Bank customers will be able to transfer money online from Doha Bank Account to account with any branch of National Bank in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi customers will also be able to remit funds to beneficiaries having accounts with any other bank in Bangladesh. The remittance facility is also available from Doha Bank Branch

Mr. R Seetharaman, Group Chief Executive Officer, Doha Bank said: “The tie-up with National Bank will provide an opportunity to extend our services to Bangladeshi community in Qatar by meeting their banking and remittance requirements. We are committed to serve our customers in every possible manner and provide them a seamless banking experience as Doha Bank is a house hold name to customers who live and work in Qatar.”

Speaking on the tie-up, Mr. Neaz Ahmed, Managing Director of National Bank said: “This association with Doha Bank is part of our overseas business proposition. The arrangement will enable us to provide our customers convenient and secure services besides expanding our remittance network across GCC countries.”

Mr Chris Fellner, Head of International Banking Group of Doha Bank highlighted that this arrangement is most convenient and cost effective for Bangladeshi nationals to remit their funds to home country. It offers online transfer of money from Qatar to Bangladesh, going ahead Doha bank will also provide similar arrangements from its branches in Kuwait and Dubai. He added that Doha Bank also offers remittances services to Middle East countries like Oman, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Yemen and also other Asian countries like Philippines, Indonesia, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Turkey.