Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has launched its innovative eCommerce platform ‘QIB Marketplace’, which will be available exclusively on the QIB mobile app.
QIB Marketplace provides a hassle-free, comprehensive shopping experience with competitively priced products offering an extensive selection of over 10,000 items that span across various categories like electronics, household items, consumer durables, clothes, perfumes, and so on.
According to the statement, all purchases made through QIB Marketplace qualify for complimentary doorstep delivery, with the added convenience of 24-hour delivery available for select products.
“QIB is redefining what it means to be a bank. With the introduction of QIB Marketplace, we’re not just leading in digital banking innovation; we are creating a new paradigm by offering our customers a marketplace that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of banking. This platform is a part of our commitment to providing value-added services that enrich our customers’ lives, affirming that with QIB, you’re in control of more than just your finances.”
Further, QIB Marketplace provides local entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and micro enterprises a streamlined onboarding opportunity, enabling them to join and grow within the marketplace.
By leveraging the comprehensive range of payment options available within the QIB Mobile App, customers have greater flexibility and freedom to complete transactions as per their preferred mode of payment. Available on the App Store, Google Play, and Huawei AppGallery, customers can download the QIB Mobile App and easily self-register using their active ATM/Debit Card number and PIN.
“The App offers customers the ability to have full control of their accounts, cards, and transactions, and to fulfill all their banking requirements remotely. In addition, QIB customers can open a new account, instantly get a personal financing, or Credit Card, and open additional accounts via the QIB Mobile App,” as per the statement.
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