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FRIDAY, JULY 04, 2025
Prime Bank signs deal with Shurjomukhi Limited

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Press Release
03 July, 2025, 04:50 pm
Last modified: 03 July, 2025, 07:44 pm

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Prime Bank signs deal with Shurjomukhi Limited

Press Release
03 July, 2025, 04:50 pm
Last modified: 03 July, 2025, 07:44 pm
Prime Bank signs deal with Shurjomukhi Limited

Prime Bank PLC has entered into a strategic partnership with Shurjomukhi Limited, enabling its credit cardholders to enjoy 0% EMI facilities on e-commerce transactions.

The signing ceremony was held at Prime Bank's corporate office in Gulshan.

Under this collaboration, Prime Bank's credit cardholders will be able to avail interest-free EMI options at over 1,400 online merchants connected through ShurjoPay, the digital payment gateway operated by Shurjomukhi Limited. This initiative is designed to enhance financial convenience and deliver a more rewarding digital shopping experience for customers.

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Md formally signed the agreement. Nazeem A Choudhury, Deputy Managing Director of Prime Bank PLC, and Fida Haq, Managing Director and CEO of Shurjomukhi Limited.

Also present at the signing were Joarder Tanvir Faisal, Executive Vice President and Head of Cards and Retail Asset, Prime Bank; Md Shahidul Islam Khan, Deputy Manager, Shurjomukhi Limited; along with other senior officials from both organisations.

This collaboration reflects Prime Bank's continued commitment to offering premium lifestyle benefits and curated digital experiences, especially tailored for its valued Priority banking customers.

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