Nabil Bank Launches New Mastercard Debit Card, Enhances Digital Payment Services

Nabil Bank has launched a new debit card under the Mastercard network, further expanding its digital payment portfolio. The bank introduced the card at an event held in Kathmandu, stating that the new product aims to provide greater convenience to customers and strengthen the electronic payment ecosystem. Senior officials from both Nabil Bank and Mastercard were present at the launch ceremony.

Speaking at the event, Nabil Bank’s Chief Executive Officer Manoj Kumar Gyawali said the introduction of the new debit card marks another milestone in the bank’s ongoing commitment to offer world-class services. “Since the beginning, Nabil Bank has been dedicated to providing international-standard facilities to its customers,” Gyawali said. “This new Mastercard debit card is part of that journey.”

Similarly, Ravi Datal, Senior Vice President for Product and Solutions, South Asia at Mastercard, expressed his delight in strengthening the partnership with Nabil Bank through the launch of the new debit card. He highlighted Mastercard’s ongoing commitment to providing safe, seamless and reliable payment solutions to customers globally.

According to Nabil Bank, the new debit card will allow customers to access Mastercard’s extensive global network while experiencing enhanced banking convenience in their daily transactions. The card features an attractive design showcasing Nepal’s national bird, the Himalayan Monal (Danphe)—symbolizing elegance, freedom and national pride.

The new debit card also provides premium benefits, including discounts at select restaurants, spas, fitness centers and entertainment outlets. Nabil Bank believes these additional features will add value to customers’ daily spending and lifestyle needs.

Nabil Bank is one of Nepal’s key partners within the Mastercard network and holds the distinction of being the first bank in Nepal to issue Mastercard credit cards. The bank has long offered Mastercard credit card services in both Nepali rupees and US dollars. Customers can apply for the new debit card through any Nabil Bank branch or via the Nabil NBank App, making the process faster and more convenient.

With more than 2.5 million customers, 268 branches and 321 ATMs across the country, Nabil Bank remains one of Nepal’s leading financial institutions. Over the past four decades, it has played a pioneering role in modernizing Nepal’s banking system. The launch of the new Mastercard debit card further strengthens the bank’s leadership in digital financial services and reinforces its commitment to innovation.