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Bank Al Falahs dynamic CEO, Sirajuddin Aziz, talks to Blue Chip about the banks success and his strategy for the future to ensure that Bank Al Falah retains its leading position as one of Pakistans premier banks. Following are also main products of Bank Alfalah: Credit Cards Prepaid Cards Debit Cards
General Banking:
Current Account:
It is a non interest bearing checking account. The minimum account opening requirement of Rs.5,000 only. Bank Alfalah provides free Online Banking. Customers can be used VISA Debit/ATM card at over 30 Million outlets and at 1.5 Million ATMs across the world with no restriction on number of withdrawals and on number of deposits.
Royal Profit:
It is also a saving account. The minimum Deposit requirement of Rs.50,000 only. Bank provides Higher returns on higher balances and of course no restriction on number of withdrawals and on number of deposits. The Royal profit account holders also can be used Debit card to withdraw cash and make purchases at thousands of outlets across Pakistan which provides access to funds 24 hours a day, but profit is credited to the customer account on monthly basis.
Alfalah Kifayat:
It is a saving account for all Pakistanis, Any Pakistani resident can open this account. This account is for individual/joint customers only. Other customers like companies, corporate etc are not eligible for opening of this account. The minimum balance requirement for opening this account is Rs. 10,000/- and no maximum limit. Profit will be calculated on monthly minimum balance basis and will be credited in the account on monthly basis.
respective tier. Its will give you the power to choose from different tiers and avail banking facility from any of the Alfalah branches.
Islamic Banking: Bank Alfalah also provides riba free financial activities like interest free transactions. Riba is but one of the major undesirable elements of an economic
transaction, the others being Gharar (uncertainty) and Qimar (speculation). While elimination of these objectionable aspects in a transaction is indeed a critical aim of Islamic banking system, it is by no means its ultimate objective. At the heart of Islamic Banking is a system of commercial transactions that not only provides Halal modes of commercial transactions by avoiding that which is obnoxious and objectionable.
Sources:
http://www.bankalfalah.com www.wikipedia.org http://www.bluechipmag.com