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15/03/2018 06:05 AST
Doha Bank has unveiled the latest release of the new co-branded mobile application 'Doha Bank My Book Qatar' on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
The feature-packed mobile app brings hundreds of irresistible offers at the fingertips of Doha Bank's cardholders at more than 300 outlets in Qatar.
The new 2018 App is introducing more than 900 'buy one, get one free' vouchers and over 300 exciting offers at the most prestigious hotels, fine dining restaurants, cafés, leisure spots and health and fitness spas, the 'Doha Bank My Book Qatar' app is set to deliver unprecedented savings and generating priceless moments for Doha Bank's customers.
Doha Bank Acting Chief Retail Banking Officer, said: "The launch of the 'Doha Bank My Book Qatar' mobile app came first to deliver more value for our clients' spending through innovative offerings suited with their lifestyle.
Last year the app had a massive success- especially the new generation of shoppers or millennials - who seek to discover new experiences at the click of a button.
Hundreds of 'buy one get one free' deals have been redeemed and this year we will ensure that our cardholders get the most value and the greatest savings while they experience the all new Doha Bank My Book Qatar App while they share their moments of joy with loved ones."
Peter Roberts, Chief Operating Officer added: "The co-branded app, which is available on both Android and iOS platforms, allows users to browse through offers by location and service categories. An integrated map also enables users to spot deals that are nearest to their current location.
"Furthermore, the app gives Doha Bank customers insight into their total savings that result from using the vouchers, which are instantly redeemable on the phone. What makes it even more exciting is the fact that up to 10 devises can have the same account as long as the payment is done with a Doha Bank card," Roberts added.
"As a trusted financial institution with a long-standing reputation in the region, we are committed to capitalizing on the current retail and consumer trends in the society, especially amongst the youth. The co-branded mobile app gives us a great platform to engage with our diverse customer base and reward them instantly for their loyalty," said Dr. R. Seetharaman Doha Bank Group CEO.
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