AMMAN — INVESTBANK, the leading bank in client relations, has received a plaque of honor from VISA for being the first bank in Jordan to issue the VISA Signature Credit Card.

The recognition came in appreciation to the Bank's pioneering and continuous first to market efforts in creating and providing new services for its clients. Nabil Tabbara, General Manager of Near East Countries, at Visa presented the plaque to Muntaser Dawwas, INVESTBANK CEO, expressing appreciation of the partnership with the Bank in providing distinguished services to its clients.

“We at INVESTBANK are proud to always be of the first to market in launching new services that facilitate and accelerate the success and advancement of our clients wherever they are,” said Dawwas, adding that this comes in line with the Bank’s strategy that seeks to offer financial solutions catering to the wants and needs of our clients’ diverse lifestyles.

He explained that the Bank's partnership with VISA is an added value that contributed in positioning INVESTBANK as a leading boutique bank in Jordan, as “we were the first bank in the country to initiate providing this distinguished product”.

Meanwhile, Tabbara stressed that VISA is always delighted to work with its clients to provide a bundle of new products and services that ensures the efficiency, acceptance and accreditation of the VISA cards.

“Our partnership with INVESTBANK comes to ensure this concept and we are proud to launch the VISA Signature Credit Card for the first time in Jordan through INVESTBANK,” Tabbara said, adding that he expects the partnership with the Bank will lead to providing more services and products to cater for the needs of their clients.

INVESTBANK exclusively offers the VISA Signature Credit Card to its Prime members, as they will receive a bundle of benefits and services to facilitate their transactions either locally or internationally. VISA Signature is accredited by tens of millions of centers and sales points across the world. In addition, VISA has 2.1 million ATMs in more than 200 countries that are part of its network across the world.