Islami Bank has launched an international debit card that makes spending abroad and online much easier for customers, opening new options for people and businesses who need global payment access. The card lets account holders pay in foreign currencies, withdraw cash from ATMs overseas, and shop on websites that accept international cards, all without needing separate arrangements. For families who travel, students studying in other countries, and small businesses that buy supplies from abroad, the card cuts down on hassles and gives a simple way to manage payments. The bank says the card is built with secure features to protect users while they spend, including strong authentication steps and fraud monitoring that watch for unusual activity. These protections help customers feel confident using the card at home and away. Customers can also link the card to online banking for easy control, letting them check balances, view transactions, and lock the card if it is lost or stolen. That added control means people can spend with more peace of mind and act fast when needed. The international debit card supports a wide network of payment systems, so users can choose where to pay based on convenience and cost. The card comes with clear fee details so customers know what to expect when they use it abroad. Bank staff and customer service channels will guide new cardholders through setup and explain how to use the card for foreign exchange, ATM limits, and online purchases. The bank plans outreach to teach customers how to make the most of the card and to answer questions about charges and security. Local businesses may find the card useful for managing cross border payments without complex paperwork, helping importers handle small to mid size orders more smoothly. In time, the card could support growing trade links and allow merchants to serve customers who pay with international cards. Observers say that expanding card options helps the wider economy by making payments faster and reducing reliance on cash for travel and trade. The new service fits the bank’s broader goal to offer modern banking tools that meet changing customer needs, combining convenience with safety. By giving people a trusted way to pay abroad and online, the bank aims to support personal travel, study, and business activity while helping customers manage money with greater ease and security. Future updates may introduce features like contactless international payments, multi currency balances, and rewards for frequent users, which would add more value and make the card even more appealing for people who regularly travel, study, or run businesses with international connections and improve financial inclusion.
