AB meets Jumhouriya bank, urges fast action on debit cards, LCs and currency transfers
By Sami Zaptia. Jumhouria bank is encouraging the use of POS payments to help ease the cash crises in Libyan ...
Tag: debit cards
CAA electronic link with Aman bank for ID checks
By Libya Herald reporter. The Civil Affairs Authority links with Aman bank for faster ID checks (Photo: Aman Bank), Tunis, ...
CBL halves hard currency debit card withdrawal ceiling
By Sami Zaptia. The CBL has reduced debit card maximum ceilings down by half to US$ 5,000 per annum (Photo: ...
CBL reveals new debit card issuing regulations
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 4 September 2015: The Central Bank . . .of Libya (CBL) has officially revealed the ...
CBL: LD 3 bn in FX smuggling, money laundering – accuses local banks of corruption
By Libya Herald reporter. The CBL denies responsibility for spike in black market FX rate (Photo: CBL). Tripoli, 15 July ...
Aman bank opens new business banking centre
By Libya Herald reporter. The newly opened Aman bank business centre for corporate clients (Photo: Aman bank) Malta, 20 February ...
Aman bank Visa Electron debit cards reactivated today
Malta, 12 January 2015: Further to the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) issuing a new set of guidelines on 1 ...
CBL issues new debit card limits
By Libya Herald staff. Malta, 1 January 2015: The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has issued a new set of ...
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