This year’s theme for the “Digital Transformation in Banking” event is “Smart Digital Ecosystem in the New Era.” The message from the banking sector is clear: putting people and businesses at the center, driving innovation in products and services, and fostering the development of a smart digital ecosystem.
Nam A Bank representative (far right) introduces the Prime Minister, Pham Minh Chinh, to the bank’s technology and digital transformation system.
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The event, organized by the State Bank of Vietnam, left a strong impression with the participation of domestic and foreign credit institutions and technology companies. It not only provided practical experiences for businesses and individuals but also affirmed the pioneering role of the banking sector in the country’s digital transformation.
With a strategy focused on becoming a pioneer in comprehensive finance, Nam A Bank has quickly adapted to the wave of technology by leveraging its two main pillars: “digitization” and “greening.” As a result, the bank has been able to provide diverse products and services that meet the ever-changing needs of its customers.
Today, Nam A Bank’s digital ecosystem, including the Robot OPBA, Open Banking, and OneBank, boasts advanced technology that offers seamless and superior experiences to its customers.
The usage of Nam A Bank’s digital products and services is steadily increasing. Currently, online transactions account for over 97% of the bank’s total transfer and payment transactions.
Nam A Bank showcases its prominent solutions and technologies at the “Digital Transformation in Banking 2025” event.
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Nam A Bank has successfully connected its cross-border payment system with Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos, enabling customers to pay for goods and services abroad via QR codes on Open Banking. Additionally, the bank has continuously expanded its digital transaction points, now boasting a network of over 130 OneBank locations nationwide. This network plays a crucial role in Nam A Bank’s long-term development strategy, complementing its traditional business outlets.
Recently, Nam A Bank launched its Visa Platinum and Infinite credit cards, featuring a striking design, contactless payment technology, e-wallet integration, and Open Banking capabilities, empowering customers with efficient expense management and enhanced choices.
The bank has also forged strong partnerships with leading technology companies such as Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Mobifone, VNPOST, and VNpay. These collaborations have led to diversified financial solutions, optimized operating costs, increased transparency, and improved operational efficiency.
A Nam A Bank representative shared: “In the era of the digital revolution, building a smart and well-connected digital ecosystem is key to the bank’s sustainable development. This event provides an opportunity for us and other credit institutions to reinforce our shared vision of a modern, dynamic, and safe banking sector that optimally serves the needs of all Vietnamese people and businesses.”
For several consecutive years, Nam A Bank has been ranked among the top banks in technical infrastructure, human resource infrastructure, and the application of information technology in internal operations (core banking and electronic payments) by Vietnam ICT Index. The bank has also been recognized by renowned technology and digital transformation organizations through prestigious awards: “Vietnam Digital Transformation Award 2024,” “Most Innovative Digital Banking Ecosystem in Vietnam 2024,” and “Most Innovative Open Banking in Vietnam 2024.”
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