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Stanbic Bank Kenya Launches Premium Credit Cards with Mastercard

Stanbic Bank Kenya has introduced two new premium credit cards, the Stanbic World Elite Card and the Stanbic World Card, targeting affluent clients in partnership with Mastercard. These cards are designed to elevate the banking experience for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) by offering a range of exclusive benefits.

The newly launched cards provide access to over 1,200 airport lounges in more than 135 countries and offer perks such as a 30 percent discount at over 800 golf clubs worldwide, including in Kenya. Positioned within Stanbic’s Personal and Private Banking division, these cards are a key component of the bank’s strategy to deliver luxury and personalized financial solutions to their affluent clients.

Head of Personal and Private Banking at Stanbic, Abraham Ongenge, emphasized the value of offering clients access to premium platforms and services. “These cards not only grant access to premium benefits but also connect clients with exclusive experiences and solutions,” Ongenge noted.

Mastercard’s Senior Vice President for East Africa, Shehryar Ali, highlighted the collaboration’s goal of combining comfort and luxury to provide an exceptional banking experience.

The metallic Stanbic World Elite Card, the first of its kind in East Africa, features advanced security measures, contactless payment options, and robust fraud protection. 

It also includes lifestyle privileges such as access to premium events, exclusive dining, luxury travel, and visa assistance.

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