Collaboration Between Al-Maria Local Bank and Al-Fardan to Expand Cash Deposit Network

The local digital bank in the UAE, Mariah Bank, has announced a partnership with Al Fardan Exchange to provide cash deposit services for its customers across the Emirates. This collaboration benefits from the extensive network of over 90 Al Fardan Exchange branches located throughout the country.

Hassan Fardan Al Fardan, the CEO of Al Fardan Exchange, stated, “By combining our expertise with the digital efficiency of Mariah Bank, we aim to make banking services more accessible and inclusive.”

Mohammad Waseem Khiyata, the CEO of Mariah Bank, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, saying, “We are pleased to collaborate with Al Fardan Exchange to expand our service offerings and reach a greater number of customers across various regions of the country, thereby enhancing access to financial services, supporting small businesses, and assisting individuals in better managing their financial matters.”

This partnership strengthens the bank’s growing network of affiliates, which includes First Abu Dhabi Bank ATMs, Al Ansari Exchange, Redha Al Ansari Exchange, Lulu Exchange, and Lari Exchange.

With the addition of Al Fardan Exchange, Mariah Bank customers now have access to over 700 locations for cash deposits, establishing it as the largest cash deposit network among all banks in the country.

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