National Commercial Bank offers salary advance liquidity before payday.

National Commercial Bank offers salary advance liquidity before payday.

The National Commercial Bank in Libya offers the “Yasser Pay Plus” service to its salaried customers, in a step aimed at providing additional financial liquidity during the month, helping to meet emergency needs before the next salary payment date.

The bank explained that the service gives subscribers the ability to obtain an amount equivalent to up to 60% of the monthly salary at any time during the month, without the need to wait for the salary deposit date, thus enhancing the flexibility of managing personal expenses and alleviating the financial pressures some customers may face before the end of the month.

The National Commercial Bank stated that subscribing to the “Yasser Pay Plus” service is easily done via the “Mobi Mal” application or through the SMS service, allowing customers to activate the service and benefit from it through the digital channels provided by the bank.

The bank confirmed that benefiting from the service requires that the monthly salary has been deposited with the bank for at least six consecutive months, according to the approved terms for benefiting from the advantages of “Yasser Pay Plus”.

Libya

Libya is a country located in North Africa, characterized by a rich history dating back to ancient times, having been home to Phoenician, Roman, and Islamic civilizations. It is famous for its archaeological sites such as Leptis Magna and Shahat (Cyrene), which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. It also played an important role in modern history, especially after its independence in 1951 and the era of Muammar Gaddafi’s rule.

National Commercial Bank

The National Commercial Bank is a leading financial institution in Libya, founded in 1972 with the aim of supporting the national economy and providing banking services. The bank plays a pivotal role in financing commercial and developmental projects and is considered one of the pillars of the Libyan banking sector with a history spanning more than five decades.