Premier Bank has announced a partnership with Mastercard to unveil a new range of Shari'ah-compliant debit, credit, and prepaid cards, in a move set to revolutionize digital banking in Kenya,

This landmark collaboration seeks to deliver innovative and secure financial services tailored to the needs of Kenya’s diverse population and businesses.

The new Premier Mastercard suite combines advanced features such as contactless payment technology and global acceptance, ensuring that customers can transact seamlessly while adhering to their values and lifestyle.

The suite also offers perks like Lounge Access through the World Elite Card, travel insurance, and exclusive deals with leading merchants, including retail discounts at Carrefour, dining offers through Uber Eats and KFC, and travel discounts with major airlines.

Speaking about the partnership, Osman Ahmed, CEO of Premier Bank Kenya, described the initiative as a transformative step in Kenya's digital banking journey.

“The Premier Mastercard suite reflects our commitment to delivering innovative financial solutions that cater to the evolving needs of our customers. Together with Mastercard, we aim to set new standards for digital banking in Kenya,” stated Ahmed.

Shehryar Ali, Mastercard’s Senior Vice President and Country Manager for East Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands, emphasized the strategic importance of the collaboration in advancing financial inclusion.

“This initiative is not merely a product launch. It is a strategic move that exemplifies our commitment to enabling communities with secure, convenient, and tailored financial services. As Kenya continues to embrace digital transformation, this partnership will play a pivotal role in shaping a more inclusive financial landscape,” stated Ali.

The Premier Mastercard suite offers comprehensive benefits, including secure online payments, global reach, and robust ATM access.

To celebrate its launch, Premier Bank is rolling out promotional offers such as cashback incentives and discounts at select stores for customers signing up for the new debit cards.