Name of the Organization : Doha Bank
Type of Facility : Register For Internet Banking
Country : Kuwait
Website : https://kw.dohabank.com/
Register For Internet Banking :
Doha Bank has unveiled another channel for it’s customers-The Internet.The Internet Banking Service from Doha Bank – is available to all our customers anytime of day or night, from anywhere in the world.
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Customers can register for this service at our Branch or online.
DBank Online is on a Verisign certified Secure Site.
Available services in Internet Banking :
** Transfer funds between your Accounts
** Transfer funds to third-party Accounts in Doha Bank
** Make utility bill payments
** Check balance profiles of all your accounts with Doha Bank
** Enquire about transactions
** Request a cheque book
** Request for an account statement
** eStatements -receive your account statements by email.Choose your own frequency and statement format.
** Credit Card Summary and Statements
No matter where you are, you can manage your money with flexibility and convenience, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Register Here : https://dbankonline.dohabank.com.qa/kuwait/reg_new.aspx
Login Here : https://dbankonline.dohabank.com.qa/kuwait/iblogin.aspx?IbankingUser=LBx27zLVeL2WsDnkaz4Ex1Ad7dZl17oyZsJ0nle51
Note: Doha Bank’s retail, commercial and corporate lending products are granted at our sole discretion and are subject to the Bank’s terms, conditions and acceptance.
Terms and Conditions :
The bank may use customers personal information with regards to other services and may disclose, whether with or without court order, to other institutions information that may deems necessary for reasons including but not limited to malpractices and credit rating through famous rating agencies.
The bank may publish on the service site on the internet, notices of general nature and applicable to all service customers. Such notices shall have the same legal effect as that of the special notices sent specifically to customer.
The bank may change these terms and conditions from time to time by placing notices to such effect on the bank’s web site. I/we hereby express my/our prior agreement on such changes and waive any right I/we may have to contend that and irrevocably agree to abide by any changes made by the bank on such terms and conditions.
The e-mail is not considered to be a safe communication means and the bank shall ignore any instructions if receives through e-mails.
Customer acknowledges that this service is the sole property of DOHA BANK and the bank reserves the right to publish the software and documents of the service and its consequent modifications on the internet.
Customer is aware that the bank shall not issue any notice or printed confirmation regarding any transaction executed through the service, though any completed transaction shall be listed in the participant statement of account.
The bank is entitled to undertake set off between all balances or accounts to settle any due payment on the customer.
Customer authorizes the bank to debit his account with all expenses and cost of any nature incurred directly or indirectly and paid by the bank with regards to the service. Such expense and cost shall include without limitation judicial fees and expenses, attorney fees, stamps costs, telephones and wire charges, exchange difference of whatever amount, even if not decided wholly by the court, and any other amounts paid by the bank with regards to this agreement.
This agreement and all of its provisions and conditions shall remain binding to successors .
Any notice shall be served to any party on the address assigned to each party whether by mail or fax or any other means agreed upon by the bank and customer.
This agreement is governed and shall be construed by the Qatari laws and the Qatari courts shall have the exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute that may arise between the parties.
This agreement is issued into Arabic and English languages. In case of any contradiction or discrepancy the Arabic text shall prevail.