Crédit Agricole du Maroc has launched new banking services for Moroccans living abroad ahead of the busy summer season, when millions return home to visit family and spend their holidays.
The bank is targeting Moroccans from different backgrounds, including doctors, entrepreneurs, employees, retirees, students and young professionals. The services are designed for people who live abroad but still manage money, support relatives or invest in Morocco.
The bank’s dedicated Marocains du Monde (MDM) package includes remote banking, savings and investment products, home financing and digital services that customers can use from anywhere.
The biggest addition is a new instant transfer service available through the Bank-e app.
Customers can send money to their convertible dirham account in three steps: log into Bank-e, choose the instant transfer option, enter the amount and currency, then pay with an international bank card. The money arrives in the account immediately.
After that, customers can send money to relatives in Morocco at any time. The service allows 24/7 cardless cash withdrawals from ATMs (GAB) and lets users top up Fjibi prepaid cards directly through the app.
The bank’s digital platform Bank-e also lets customers manage their accounts, make transactions and stay connected with their bank without visiting a branch.
The bank says the service can be used to help family members, pay for unexpected expenses or contribute to family projects from anywhere in the world.
Crédit Agricole du Maroc is also promoting Sakan Qaraoui, a financing programme for Moroccans living abroad who want to build or buy homes in rural areas.
The summer campaign targets the different profiles of Moroccans living abroad.
“Doctors, entrepreneurs, employees, retirees, younger generations – different paths, one bank in Morocco.”
“A bank that listens, supports, and builds lasting relationships with every Moroccan of the World.”
