PANews reports on April 3rd that Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) has officially launched personal banking services. The bank is supported by Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund Mumtalakat and the private investment group Whampoa Group, and is the only regulated bank in the Middle East and North Africa region offering fully remote digital account opening services for global investors, innovators, and institutions.

According to sources, Singapore Gulf Bank provides comprehensive payment solutions, including wire transfers, bank cards, and cryptocurrency payment channels, and offers convenient channels for traditional and digital asset investments, especially unique investment opportunities in Asia and the Middle East and North Africa regions. This is the first time that millions of individuals worldwide can open accounts remotely and use integrated traditional and digital asset banking solutions.

SGB offers comprehensive innovative services to global digital economy participants, including remote workers, digital nomads, self-employed traders, and high-net-worth individuals. Currently, SGB is gradually opening registration, accepting only invited users to respond to the market's enthusiastic response.