AMMAN —
Jordan Post Company (JPC) and Money for Finance signed an agreement on Saturday to collaborate
on expanding the base of postal services by offering financial services to
individuals, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
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The move aligns
with the national financial inclusion
strategy launched by the Central Bank in
2016 to promote citizens' access to financial services.
Digital
transformation for better postal servicesAccording to JPC Board Chairman Sami Al-Dawood, the agreement is part of JPC's strategy to
leverage digital transformation and enhance its services.
The company
aims to introduce electronic postal services and launch e-commerce projects in
the coming days, expanding its financial services through electronic payment by
e-wallet.
Expanding
financial services in different regionsJPC’s Acting Director Hanadi Al-Tayeb said Money for Finance currently covers 30 post
offices, and the agreement allows for the delivery of financial services to
various regions, particularly those far from the capital.
The JPC, which is fully owned by the government, is also implementing a plan to expand
partnerships with the private sector.
Money for
Finance General Manager Bashar Maayeh said the fintech company offers access to
financial support and provides finance to individuals to meet their daily and
emergency needs, including commercial and Islamic loans.
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