NBO Named Best Bank for Digital Banking Services in Oman 2024 - Middle East Business News and Information
Aligned with Oman Vision 2040, NBO has launched NBO Fintech Accelerator Programme and NBO Hackathon to support Oman's economic growth, innovation, and economic diversification by nurturing start-ups and promoting sustainable business growth. The programme fosters the fintech sector, reduces reliance on traditional industries, and stimulates entrepreneurship through resources, mentorship, and financing. It also generates job opportunities and positions the region as a hub for innovation and technology, attracting foreign investment.
As a pioneer in digital banking, NBO remains committed to evolving its services to meet customer needs and fostering Oman's tech and entrepreneurial landscape. Comprehensive details on NBO's accounts, products, and exclusive offers are accessible at http://www.nbo.om, directly through the NBO Call Centre at 24770000, or via the user-friendly NBO app.
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