Maybank Islamic introduces Nadi Mastercard Credit Card-i


Maybank president and group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Khairussaleh Ramli.

PETALING JAYA: Maybank Islamic Bhd has launched its Maybank Islamic Nadi Mastercard Credit Card-i, its new syariah- compliant credit card that offers Malaysians a simple and inclusive financial solution, designed to support everyday financial needs.

In a statement, Maybank Islamic said the launch comes as more Malaysians seek practical and affordable financial solutions that are easy to understand and aligned with their needs and values.

“Nadi Mastercard Credit Card-i reflects this shift by making access to credit more straightforward, predictable and accessible.

“Drawing on the bank’s position as Malaysia’s largest credit card issuer, the Maybank Islamic Nadi Mastercard Credit Card-i features non-compounding charges, no annual fee, and a fixed profit rate of 14% per annum.”

Maybank Islamic pointed out that these features empower card members to manage day-to-day expenses with greater certainty.

“Card members also enjoy access to Maybank’s wider cards ecosystem, including exclusive benefits and over 1,000 merchant privileges across the region,” the lender noted.

In the meantime, Malayan Banking Bhd president and group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Khairussaleh Ramli further said that “trust” was the cornerstone of banking and earned through clarity and an unwavering focus on customers.

“Nadi Mastercard Credit Card-i reflects the purposeful innovation we seek to champion – simple, values-driven solutions built around what customers truly need.

“As the pulse of everyday financial lives, Nadi is designed to broaden responsible access to credit in a way that is accessible, affordable and meaningful.

“We remain committed to shaping a future of banking that delivers sustainable impact for the communities we serve.”

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