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The Central Bank calls on banks to expand and expand ATM services and cash payment machines
Baghdad -
The Central Bank of Iraq called on banks, on Sunday, to expand the spread of cash delivery outlets through all available channels such as ATMs, POC cash payment devices, as well as authorized exchange companies, electronic payment company outlets, and POS electronic payment devices spread throughout Iraq.
Central Bank statement, as reported to 964 Network :
The Central Bank of Iraq works within its strategy to provide various services to bank card holders, by expanding the spread of cash delivery outlets and through all available channels, including ATMs, POC cash payment devices, as well as authorized exchange companies, electronic payment company outlets, and POS electronic payment devices spread throughout Iraq.
The Central Bank confirms in its circulars that it directed banks and non-banking financial institutions to spread and expand their financial services in areas that lack the aforementioned services.
The bank seeks to develop these services by establishing the latest infrastructure for financial products and services in Iraq, and improving them continuously.
The Central Bank invites you to submit inquiries and complaints, if any, through the following link:
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Central Bank of Iraq: We are working to provide ATMs in all regions
1/12/2025
The Central Bank of Iraq confirmed, on Sunday, that it is working to provide ATMs and cash payment machines, while indicating that it has directed all banks to spread their financial services in all regions.
The bank said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, "The Central Bank of Iraq is working within its strategy to provide various services to bank card holders, by expanding the spread of cash delivery outlets and through all available channels, including ATMs and POC cash payment devices , as well as authorized exchange companies, electronic payment company outlets, and POS electronic payment devices spread throughout Iraq."
He added that "the Central Bank confirmed in its circulars that it directed banks and non-banking financial institutions to spread and expand their financial services in areas that lack the aforementioned services."
He pointed out that "the bank seeks to develop these services by establishing the latest infrastructure for financial products and services in Iraq, and improving them continuously."
