NCC Bank unveils premium card portfolio with Mastercard to elevate digital payments

NCC Bank PLC has recently launched an exclusive portfolio of premium cards with global digital payment solutions provider Mastercard under a strategic collaboration agreement.

The portfolio includes three premium cards -- the Multicurrency Business Debit Card, the Multicurrency Platinum Debit Card, and the Titanium Credit Card -- each tailored to meet the evolving needs of diverse customer segments.

Md Zakir Hossain Chowdhury, deputy governor of Bangladesh Bank's Payment Systems Department, inaugurated the cards in Dhaka.

Speaking at the event, Chowdhury congratulated NCC Bank on achieving this milestone, noting that it reflects strategic foresight and a strong commitment to advancing digital financial services in Bangladesh.

He also acknowledged the valuable cooperation of Mastercard and the dedicated efforts of NCC Bank's cross-functional teams who enabled the launch.

Equipped with contactless payment technology, dual-currency functionality, and advanced security features, the new card range ensures a seamless and secure payment experience for both domestic and international transactions, according to a press release.

Cardholders will also enjoy exclusive lifestyle, travel, and dining privileges, along with attractive deals and discounts at over 9,500 Mastercard partner merchant outlets across Bangladesh, as well as global POS, e-commerce, and ATM access for uninterrupted convenience worldwide.

M Shamsul Arefin, managing director of NCC Bank PLC, said, "This launch marks a major step in NCC Bank's digital transformation journey and reflects our commitment to innovation, customer-centric solutions, and a secure, rewarding banking experience."

"We look forward to expanding this association to deliver greater value and support Bangladesh's vision of a cashless society," he added.

Gautam Aggarwal, president of South Asia at Mastercard, said, "This collaboration marks another important step in expanding Mastercard's footprint in Bangladesh's fast-evolving digital payments ecosystem."