STC Bank has announced the launch of a credit card product line comprising four tiers, including Platinum, Signature, Infinite, and Infinite Privilege.
Bringing more benefits to customers
The new offering is designed to serve different customer segments with varying spending patterns and financial needs. According to the financial institution, the cards offer a cashback programme of up to 10% on selected spending categories, alongside benefits applicable to both domestic and international use. All four tiers are available with instant digital issuance and can be fully managed through the STC Bank app, covering transaction tracking and account management within the bank's digital banking environment.
The launch is positioned as part of STC Bank's broader strategy to develop its digital banking ecosystem with integrated financial solutions that combine operational efficiency with an optimal app-based experience. The product line is subject to approved credit policies and applicable terms and conditions.
STC Bank is a Saudi Arabia-based digital bank operating within the STC Group, one of the region's largest telecommunications and technology conglomerates. The bank has built its offering around a digital-first model, targeting customers who prefer to manage financial services through mobile and digital channels rather than through physical branch networks.
Shortly before this announcement, just at the beginning of 2026, STC Bank made another move, teaming up with Mastercard to scale access to cross-border payments in the kingdom. To achieve this, the financial institution intended to leverage Mastercard Move's money movement capabilities. Also, the collaboration between the two was set to centre on improving the Saudi payments landscape by assisting in the digital transformation of financial services in the region, following the expansion of digital adoption and consumers' evolving needs.
A year before this, STC Bank obtained approval to operate as a digital bank in Saudi Arabia, enabling it to provide digital banking services across the country. With this, customers were set to be able to open accounts, manage finances online, pay bills, receive salaries, and transfer funds without relying on traditional banking channels.
