Payments giant Mastercard is now working alongside Jordan Islamic Bank to expand access to Shari’ah-compliant digital payment solutions.
Jordan Islamic Bank will leverage payment technologies and advisory services from Mastercard to enhance its consumer card portfolio, introducing new features tailored to the unique needs of Shari’ah-compliant customers.
Through the new collaboration, the entities will aim to support the development of new digital channels and customer engagement platforms, enabling Jordan Islamic Bank to deliver more personalised, accessible, and secure banking experiences.
“This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to advancing financial inclusion and empowering Shari’ah-compliant customers across Jordan through innovative digital solutions,” explained Adam Jones, executive vice president and division president for West Arabia at Mastercard.
“Together with Jordan Islamic Bank, we are building a more connected and customer-centric financial ecosystem, powering inclusive growth, driving digital transformation, and expanding access to secure digital payments.”
Since its establishment in 1978, Jordan Islamic Bank has focused on sustainable growth by driving digital transformation and expanding its electronic banking services to meet the changing needs of its customers.
“We are excited to collaborate with Mastercard to provide innovative and Sharia’ah-compliant financial solutions,” added Dr Hussein Said, CEO of Jordan Islamic Bank. “Leveraging Mastercard’s global expertise and advanced technologies, we will further enhance our offerings, ensuring our customers experience secure, seamless, and value-driven financial services that adhere to Shari’ah banking principles.”
