One of Sri Lanka’s leading private sector bank, HNB PLC, recently reaffirmed its commitment towards empowering Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises (MSMEs) with an awareness programme on financial control and scaling their businesses.
Centred around their ground-breaking digital transaction banking platform, HNB TXB, the session educated the participants on how the platform could help them work towards seamless and efficient financial control and subsequently how they could manage their payments, cash flow and even tap into global trade.
“At HNB, we recognise the vital role SMEs play in driving economic growth and we are committed to providing them with the tools and support they need to thrive in today’s digital landscape. SMEs are the backbone of our economy and we as a nation would be remiss if we did not facilitate their growth, which is synonymous to the growth of the country’s economy. To that effect, aiming to empower SMEs with the latest digital banking technology is one of the things we strive for through HNB TXB platform, enabling them to streamline their financial operations and unlock new opportunities for growth and success,” said Rajive Dissanayake HNB DGM SME & Microfinance. The bank also introduced the steps it is taking to ensure the HNB TXB on-boarding process is as frictionless and simple as possible. They offered pre-filled documentation, which requires only verification and a final sign-off to be activated.
Designed by the Bank’s Payment & Cash Management team to be the ultimate digital banking companion for businesses, HNB TXB enables enterprises of any size to gain complete visibility and management over payments, cash management, global trade, value-chain financing, treasury and settlements of foreign currency transactions. Built to international standards and customizable to the needs of any business, TXB is capable of scaling up to fulfil any transaction banking requirement, all within a single, reliable, easy-to-use platform.
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