Kathmandu, Jan. 2
Users of the Khati
Wallet can now withdraw cash using the Khati app at Nabil Bank ATMs. A
partnership agreement has been signed between Nabil Bank and Khati Wallet for
this service.
According to the
agreement, Khati Wallet users will be able to withdraw funds from Nabil Bank
ATMs across the country without using a card, simply by accessing their wallet.
The bank stated in a statement on Friday that the agreement was made to link
the wallet and ATM transaction systems.
Wallet users can
withdraw a maximum of Rs. 5,000 daily and a maximum of Rs. 25,000 monthly.
Nabil Bank's Deputy
CEO Adarsha Bajgain said that this agreement will help extend the bank’s ATM
network to wallet users. "This new service will not only save customers
time but also eliminate the hassle of card management. Nabil Bank’s commitment
to digital transformation in Nepal's fintech ecosystem will be further
strengthened," he said.
Likewise, Khati
Wallet's CEO, Praveen Regmi, highlighted that this collaboration with Nabil
Bank is a significant step towards building a digital economy. According to
him, this agreement will help establish easy access for app users across the
bank’s extensive network, as we continue our efforts to make financial
transactions faster, easier, and inherently secure.
To use the service,
Khati Wallet users first need to select the ‘Cardless Withdrawal’ option in the
Khati Wallet app, where they will enter the amount they wish to withdraw. After
confirming the details, they will receive an OTP (One-Time Password) on their
mobile.
Then, users must go to
the ‘Cardless Withdrawal’ option on the bank’s ATM screen and enter their
mobile number in the wallet section. After entering the OTP received on their
mobile, the amount entered in the wallet will be displayed on the ATM screen,
and the user can withdraw the cash.
This service will be
available at any time. The bank stated that this is an excellent option,
especially for those who do not have an ATM card but need to withdraw cash
easily.
Nabil Bank serves over
2.5 million customers through 268 branches and 321 ATMs across the country.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 3 January 2026.
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