Qatar National Bank (QNB) Egypt

QNB Egypt (formerly QNB Al Ahli, rebranded in 2024 as part of QNB Group's global brand unification) is the Egyptian banking arm of QNB Group, serving retail customers, SMEs, and corporate clients with everyday banking, financing, and digital banking access. The wider group also operates QNB Tunisia, a separate subsidiary serving the Tunisian market.

Key capabilities include:

• Accounts and packages: current and savings accounts, premium banking tiers, and financial-inclusion accounts under the CBE framework
• Cards and payments: credit and debit cards, contactless payments, and Apple Pay
• Loans and financing: personal, consumer, and specialized products such as a Green loan for solar energy systems
• Corporate and investment banking: trade finance, supply chain finance, treasury, and custody services for businesses
• Digital banking: internet and corporate internet banking, with Central Bank of Egypt approval (October 2025) for ezbank, a planned mobile-first digital bank

Available on Web, Android, and iOS.

Designed for individuals, SMEs, and corporates in Egypt and Tunisia.

Notable as part of QNB Group, founded in 1964 in Doha as Qatar's first domestically-owned commercial bank and majority-owned by the state-backed Qatar Investment Authority. QNB Group is the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, with roughly $382 billion in total assets and a presence in 28+ countries. In Africa, it directly owns QNB Egypt (about 95%, one of Egypt's "big five" banks with around 2 million customers) and QNB Tunisia (majority-owned since 2013, formerly the Tunisian-Qatari Bank founded in 1982). QNB Group also holds a 20% stake in Ecobank Transnational Incorporated, the pan-African bank headquartered in Lomé, Togo, that itself operates in 33 African countries, extending QNB's reach well beyond its two directly owned markets, though Ecobank operates under its own brand rather than as QNB.