BENEFIT announces the increase of daily transfer limit via Fawri+ to BD 3,000 per account under the Central Bank of Bahrain's directive
With this new enhancement, customers are now able to transfer up to BD 3,000 to recipients in seconds using the BenefitPay app or through any bank offering the Fawri+ service. This marks a substantial advancement in the digital payment experience and underscores the ongoing digitization of Bahrain's financial services sector.
The increase directly addresses the growing demand for instant payment solutions and the evolving expectations of users within today's dynamic financial landscape. It also aligns with Bahrain's broader national agenda to advance financial inclusion and enable seamless, efficient transactions.
This initiative reflects BENEFIT's continued commitment to adopting cutting-edge FinTech and delivering services that combine speed, security, and operational efficiency.
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