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Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz heads the Council of Ministers meeting in the capital Riyadh. – AFPn
Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz heads the Council of Ministers meeting in the capital Riyadh. – AFPn

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KUWAIT: Weyay Bank redefines the way users interact with their own banking app by providing a more personalized and customizable banking experience. This step sheds light on the Bank’s continuing efforts to optimize its mobile app in a way that allows users to add their own touch to the homepage and make it as unique as their individual preferences.

The new homepage design features a sleek and intuitive layout that aims to improve user engagement and navigation. With a focus on simplicity and functionality, it ensures that users can easily access the app digital features and products with just a few taps, making their overall experience seamless and enjoyable.

Some of the key highlights of the new update include:

•Customizable widgets that help users personalize their homepage by showing, hiding, or rearranging products in a way that suits their individual style.

•A visually appealing layout that showcases the app’s features and user’s products.

•Simplified navigation for easy access to the new features and products introduced by the Bank.

“As we believe in providing our customers with a banking experience that is not only convenient but also tailored to their individual needs, we aim for refreshing our app homepage with some enhancements that add to its personalization and customization features,” mentioned Mohammad Al-Hunaidi, Product Owner at Weyay Bank. “With these enhancements, we think of our app users as owners who are empowered and able to take control of their own banking experience and customize their homepage the way they want.”

The updated interface is now live and available for all Weyay users. For more information about the Weyay Bank app, please visit www.weyaybank.com or download the app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

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