NBK’s digital banking gains 35pc uptake

By Steve UMIDHA On Aug 30, 2016

The National Bank of Kenya (NBK) has said that its digital banking platform has gained 35 per cent usage following acceleration of the lender’s digital program.

NBK’s customers can now use NatConnect to access services using the internet and mobile phones.

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