As part of efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, whilst ensuring the provision of banking services to its customers, through its innovative alternative banking channels, Titan Trust Bank, has launched its first drive-through banking service in Port-Harcourt.
This service allows customers to carry out transactions from the comfort of their vehicles, whilst fully observing social distancing guidelines. The bank’s digital banking services are laser-focused on delivering world- class banking to every individual.
Mudassir Amray, MD/CEO, Titan Trust Bank, said in a statement that digital technology is at the heart of the bank’s foundational ethics.
Amray stated that as a financial institution of the future, the brand believes in the transformative power of technology, and its capacity to empower Nigerians to do great things.
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“The Titan Banking cards which were launched in partnership with Verve, also enables customers to make payments to Netflix, Facebook, DSTV, as well as discounts at Medplus for loyalty card users,” said Amray. According to Amray, as a digital bank, Titan Trust Bank is operational everywhere; combining the best of local expertise, global innovation, and change-making technical know-how.
He further explained that the bank’s commitment was shown at launch with the integration and deployment of the latest version of Oracle’s FCCM Module, powering the bank’s AML/CFT infrastructure, used in over 120+ sites by top global banks.
According to Amray, the bank has invested in topnotch infrastructure for AML/ KYC, as well as the Oracle Financial Services Analytical Application (OFSAA) to ensure rigorous analysis and measurement of its risk-performance objectives.
“We also launch the state-of-the-art mobile banking application – the Titan mobile App, that includes new features such as the generation of referral codes whilst opening accounts, transaction status information, receipt generation for previous transactions, as well as being able to carry out traditional mobile banking services,” said Amray.
