KATHMANDU: Nabil Bank Limited, a leading private sector bank in Nepal, has been awarded the prestigious ‘The Banker’s Technology Award 2025’ for the Asia-Pacific region. The award recognizes the bank’s excellence in innovation, digital agility, and technological leadership in the banking sector.

Organized by The Banker, a globally renowned financial publication under the Financial Times (FT) Group, the award highlights Nabil Bank’s customer-centric digital transformation and its re-engineering of traditional paper-based processes through cutting-edge digital solutions.

“This recognition reflects our long-standing commitment to leveraging technology for transforming the banking experience,” said Manoj Kumar Gyawali, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Nabil Bank. “By embracing technology as a driver of innovation, we’ve focused on transformation rather than mere adaptation. Our initiatives in AI, data analytics, and the nBank app are helping us deliver more secure, efficient, and personalized services to our customers,” he added.

Established in 1984, Nabil Bank has been a pioneer in introducing digital practices in Nepal’s banking industry. From launching the country’s first computerized banking system to initiating Nepal’s first open banking model, the bank has consistently led innovation in the sector.

“This award will further inspire us to introduce more innovations to simplify banking for our customers,” Gyawali added. “It is a proud moment for the entire Nabil family and a testament to the hard work, vision, and dedication of our team.”

Nabil Bank Limited is a pioneer bank in Nepal’s banking sector, committed to offering innovative and customer-focused financial solutions. With a strong emphasis on digital transformation, Nabil Bank continues to redefine banking experiences for its valued customers. It has 268 branches and 320 ATM network all over the country.