Amman: Reflect, Arab Bank's digital banking platform, has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Yarmouk University to boost financial inclusion among students, build an academic environment supportive of financial innovation, and deliver modern digital banking solutions aligned with Jordan's digital transformation agenda. The agreement was signed by Yarmouk University President Malek Alsharairi and Jordan Country Head at the Arab Bank, Walid Al Samhouri.
According to Jordan News Agency, the agreement outlines collaboration on organizing introductory campaigns and specialized financial literacy workshops, facilitating student access to Reflect's digital services, and offering incentive programs geared toward the student body. This partnership aims to raise financial awareness, foster a culture of personal savings and financial management, and empower students to use digital financial services safely and effectively.
Alsharairi emphasized that the initiative offers students a valuable opportunity to build digital financial management skills alongside their academic studies. He highlighted the university's commitment to partnering with national institutions that provide direct value to students and prepare them for the digital economy.
On the other hand, Al Samhouri stated that the collaboration reflects Arab Bank's dedication to expanding digital financial services to university youth. He noted that the memorandum allows for implementing tailored programs via Reflect that promote financial literacy, encourage saving habits, and enable students to manage their personal finances securely and seamlessly.
Reflect enhances Arab Bank's dynamic ecosystem by offering innovative lifestyle-driven solutions designed to make daily banking simpler and more accessible. The app is available on the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Huawei AppGallery.