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Starting from most probably this month, you don’t need to carry your wallet plastic cards for making payments at fast foods outlets, pharmacies, and even laundry as Mashreq is planning to launch a new product that will allow its customers to make payments using their mobile phones without signing a piece of paper, Mashreq head of retail banking Farhad Irani exclusively toldKhaleej Times ahead of the expected launch any time this month.
Starting from most probably this month, you don’t need to carry your wallet plastic cards for making payments at fast foods outlets, pharmacies, and even laundry as Mashreq is planning to launch a new product that will allow its customers to make payments using their mobile phones without signing a piece of paper, Mashreq head of retail banking Farhad Irani exclusively told Khaleej Times ahead of the expected launch any time this month.
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