Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Rammis Bank launches mobile application, card banking services to enhance digital banking experience

By our staff reporter, Photo by Anteneh Aklilu

Rammis Bank has officially unveiled its new Rammis Mobile Application and Card Banking services, marking a significant milestone in the bank’s commitment to advancing digital banking solutions in Ethiopia. The launch event took place at the Grand Eliana Hotel and was attended by the Bank’s Board Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, senior management, and distinguished guests.

Despite being operational for just two years, Rammis Bank has demonstrated rapid growth and a strong focus on technological innovation. In their remarks, Board Chairman Rabi Hussein and CEO Ali Ahmed Ali emphasized the bank’s dedication to expanding its digital offerings and enhancing customer satisfaction through cutting-edge technology.

The newly launched Rammis Mobile app provides customers with a seamless platform to perform a variety of transactions, including money transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups, and transferring funds to Tele Birr wallets for themselves or others. This all-in-one mobile solution aims to simplify banking and bring convenience to users’ fingertips.

Complementing the mobile app, the Rammis Card Banking service enables customers to withdraw cash from any ATM across the country and make payments at POS terminals in supermarkets and shopping centers. This service expands access and flexibility for customers, supporting everyday financial needs.

Ali Ahmed, CEO of Rammis Bank, highlighted that these digital initiatives have effectively addressed current customer needs and guided users toward embracing the digital banking ecosystem. “Our commitment to leveraging advanced technologies will continue to strengthen our connection with customers and create new opportunities for growth,” he stated.

Rammis Bank’s digital transformation is supported by the implementation of Azentio Software’s iMAL platform, a globally recognized Islamic banking solution that facilitates rapid deployment of Sharia-compliant products and streamlines banking operations.

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