Bank Alfalah Rapid launched

The Newspaper's Staff Reporter Published September 18, 2021

KARACHI: Bank Alfalah has become the first bank in Pakistan to launch a safe and secure digital portal called ‘Bank Alfalah Rapid’.

The portal will provide customers the means to open an array of banking account anytime, anywhere, as well as apply for credit and debit cards, download e-statements, subscribe for SMS alerts, with just a few clicks.

Published in Dawn, September 18th, 2021

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