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Alt Bank Migrates to MIZAN Platform, Joins International Islamic Financial Market

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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What happened

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Alt Bank completed its migration to MIZAN, a core banking platform designed for Islamic and non-interest financial institutions. This migration occurred as part of the bank's decision to join the International Islamic Financial Market. The platform supports contract-based financing, asset-backed transactions, and profit-sharing arrangements.

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Why it matters

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The adoption of MIZAN strengthens Alt Bank's technology infrastructure, allowing it to better support the distinct principles and contractual structures of non-interest banking. The platform is intended to simplify processes and accelerate product development.

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Who's involved

  • PeerlessDeveloped MIZAN, the core banking platform used by Alt Bank.
  • YusufManaging Director and Chief Executive Officer of Alt Bank.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • PeerlessSpeculative

    Peerless could see its product sales potential increase due to the successful deployment of MIZAN by Alt Bank.

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