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Nabil Bank launches ‘appointment banking system’ for busy professionals

The system enables customers to schedule a visit for cash and cheque transactions, ensuring a faster and hassle-free experience. Nabil Bank launches ‘appointment banking system’ for busy professionals
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Published at : December 9, 2024
Updated at : December 9, 2024 07:35
Kathmandu

Nabil Bank Limited has introduced an ‘appointment banking system’ aimed at busy professionals, business owners, and customers who value their time and seek efficient service.

This service is now available at the bank’s Head Office, Teendhara, Kathmandu.

According to the bank, the appointment banking system enables customers to schedule a visit for essential banking services such as cash and cheque transactions, ensuring a faster and hassle-free experience.

“This initiative is part of Nabil Bank’s continuous efforts to embrace digital banking and leverage the power of digitisation for prompt service and enhancing customer experience,” said Krishna Prasad Subedi, chief marketing officer of the bank.

The system's key features include ensuring faster and hassle-free service for time-sensitive customers and making convenient bookings under which appointments can be scheduled quickly through the Nabil Bank website or the NBank App.

The dedicated service minimises waiting time with professional assistance for cash and cheque transactions.

“At Nabil Bank, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions that prioritise our customers’ needs. This reflects our dedication to providing efficient, personalised, and time-saving services, especially for professionals and businesses managing packed schedules,” said Subedi.


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