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Suez Canal Bank launches mobile app for businesses

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Suez Canal Bank launches mobile app for businesses

Egyptian bank Suez Canal Bank has launched SCB Business, a mobile app for businesses to monitor accounts and manage banking operations. It allows users to view transactions, deposits, loans and credit card balances, among other services, according to Daily News Egypt.

The Suez Canal Bank, an Egyptian bank, has launched SCB Business, a mobile application for businesses of all sizes. The tool gives business customers access to banking services needed to manage their day-to-day operations from a single platform, according to the bank.

The app can be accessed at any time and from anywhere, with features designed to make transactions easier and more secure. Its launch is part of Suez Canal Bank’s development of digital solutions for business customers, following the launch of its internet banking service for companies.

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