Bangladesh Bank taps Fime to launch domestic card scheme

Bangladesh Bank partners with fintech company Fime to launch a domestic card scheme, aiming to enhance financial inclusion through a stable payment infrastructure.

Facts

  • Bangladesh Bank collaborates with Fime to establish an independent payment infrastructure for a domestic card scheme.
  • Fime, headquartered in Paris, France, assists in defining payments strategy, certification framework, scheme rollout, and user onboarding over a six-year partnership.
  • Fime offers solutions in payments, smart mobility, biometrics, authentication, and open banking, supporting various global domestic card schemes.
  • Fime’s suite of solutions plays a vital role in testing, certification infrastructure, and offers a unified solution for certification needs.
  • Mezbaul Haque, Executive Director at Bangladesh Bank, highlights the country’s growing payments ecosystem and interest in digital solutions.
  • Angaj Bhandari, VP of MEA, India, and South Asia at Fime, emphasizes boosting digital payments and financial inclusion tailored to Bangladesh’s unique market.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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