Khaleeji Bank, one of Bahrain’s leading Islamic banks, has entered into a strategic partnership with the eTijwaal App, a leading digital platform providing eSIM services for travelers.
This collaboration aims to deliver seamless and convenient connectivity solutions to the bank’s clients during travel, as well as enjoy exclusive cashback offers of up to 15 percent when using Khaleeji Credit Cards to purchase eSIMs through the eTijwaal App.
The eTijwaal App is among the first in the Middle East to offer eSIM services for travelers, enabling users to instantly purchase and activate eSIMs for over 190 countries at competitive prices. The platform simplifies communication abroad by avoiding high roaming charges, ensuring security, and providing a reliable connection without the need for traditional SIM cards.
Infinite Credit Card holders will receive a 15 percent cashback on the purchase of a Global 365 DAYS eSIM, and a 10 percent cashback on all other eSIM cards. Platinum Credit Card holders will earn 7 percent cashback on all eSIMs, while Gold and Classic Credit Card holders will receive 5 percent cashback on all eSIMs.
Ameera Ahmed Al Abbasi Head of Retail Banking Khaleeji Bank
“We are committed to offering innovative solutions that enrich our clients’ experiences and provide added value. Through our partnership with eTijwaal, we enable our clients to benefit from modern digital services that meet their travel needs and keep them connected wherever they are. This new offer provides cashback options ranging from 5 percent to 15 percent, reflecting our dedication to rewarding our clients for using our credit cards in various aspects of their daily lives.”
“We believe that providing eSIMs will significantly enhance travel experiences, making them more convenient and enjoyable. We remain focused on forming successful digital partnerships that combine innovative banking solutions with modern technology, reinforcing Khaleeji’s position as a leading bank in the Kingdom of Bahrain for comprehensive and contemporary banking experiences,” Al Abbasi concluded.
