BML to roll out ATM services in all inhabited islands of Baa Atoll this week
In parallel with the growth of its physical footprint, the bank continues to enhance its digital platforms and partner services to better serve the evolving needs of its customers.
As part of BML's ongoing efforts to establish banking services in all islands, new Self-Service Banking ATMs were unveiled in Kamadhoo, Kudarikilu and Kendhoo on Monday
The Bank of Maldives (BML) has officially launched ATM services in the Baa Atoll islands of Kamadhoo, Kudarikilu, and Kendhoo under its nationwide “Mulhi Raajje ah BML ATM” initiative.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, members of the president’s Cabinet of Ministers, BML Chairman Ahmed Ali Habeeb, CEO and Managing Director Mohamed Shareef, along with senior Bank officials.
As part of its ongoing rollout, the country’s national bank is set to complete the installation of ATM services across the remaining inhabited islands of Goidhoo, Fehendhoo, Fulhadhoo, Hithaadhoo, Kihaadhoo, Dhonfanu, and Maalhos by the end of this week, achieving full ATM coverage throughout Baa Atoll.
Commenting on this, BML’s CEO and MD Shareef said that the unveiling of ATM services in these 10 islands in Baa atoll will bring the total number of islands in which new ATMs have been introduced under the "Mulhi Raajje ah BML ATM" program this year to 47.
Shareef described this to be one of the biggest projects the bank has undertaken, and mirrors the bank’s commitment to financial inclusion and supporting local growth.
This strategic expansion further strengthens Bank of Maldives’ position as the country’s leading financial institution, supported by a robust nationwide presence that includes 40 branches across all 20 atolls, 134 Self-Service Banking Centres, 189 ATMs, comprehensive Agent Banking services, and cutting-edge digital banking solutions. In parallel with the growth of its physical footprint, the bank continues to enhance its digital platforms and partner services to better serve the evolving needs of its customers.
