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AlRayan Bank launches execution phase of G2B Digital Integration Initiative

Published: 17 Sep 2026 - 09:50 am | Last Updated: 17 Sep 2026 - 09:57 am

The Peninsula

Doha, Qatar: AlRayan Bank has announced the launch of the execution phase of its Government-to-Bank (G2B) Digital Integration Initiative, a strategic initiative aimed at developing an advanced model for digital integration with relevant government entities and leveraging trusted data and modern technologies to enhance banking services, improve operational efficiency, strengthen risk management, and support fraud prevention capabilities.

The initiative has now entered the execution phase, with the Bank continuing to complete the necessary technical, operational, and governance requirements in coordination with the relevant government and regulatory entities.

This milestone supports the development of a more efficient, secure, and scalable banking infrastructure.

Group Chief Executive Officer of AlRayan Bank, Fahad bin Abdulla Al Khalifa, said: “The Government-to-Bank Digital Integration Initiative represents a new strategic milestone in AlRayan Bank’s journey toward building a more integrated and innovative digital banking ecosystem. As the initiative enters the execution phase, we are laying the foundation for a scalable digital platform that enhances customer experience, improves operational efficiency, and strengthens both risk management and fraud prevention capabilities.”

Group Chief Strategy and Technology Officer of AlRayan Bank, Houssam Itani, said: “The Government-to-Bank Digital Integration Initiative is one of the strategic projects supporting AlRayan Bank’s digital transformation objectives and the development of a more connected and efficient technology infrastructure."

Abdulla Yousef Al-Sherawi, Assistant General Manager, Fraud Risk Management at AlRayan Bank, said: “This initiative represents an important step towards building more advanced identity verification and fraud prevention capabilities through the effective use of digital integration and trusted data. It will also support the development of more accurate and effective models for risk management and the security of digital services.”