Bangladesh’s mobile financial services (MFS) reached a record-breaking Tk 1.64 trillion in transactions in December 2024. The country’s total mobile banking transactions for 2024 were Tk 17.37 trillion, marking a 28.42% increase compared to 2023. MFS accounts also grew significantly, reaching 238.6 million by December 2024.
Nepal’s digital payment systems have surged, driven by mobile and internet banking, QR codes, and faster payment methods. The shift from traditional payment options like cards and cheques is clear, aided by increased internet penetration and government initiatives. This transformation signals a move toward a more digital economy.
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has expanded its digital services through the KFHonline app, introducing features like instant money transfers, online financing requests, and banking card management. With over 150 services on the app and additional services at smart branches, KFH is enhancing customer convenience and leadership in digital banking.
Pakistan’s digital payments surged by 9% in Q1 FY25, with mobile banking and e-commerce leading the way. The Raast system’s success highlighted the shift to digital wallets and mobile platforms. With continued growth in digital services, Pakistan is on track to enhance financial inclusion and drive economic development.
