Personal Banking FAQs

Account information accessed by Mobile Banking and Internet Banking are protected the same way: our authentication process includes your Mobile Banking username, password, and a 6-digit OTP in case of external transfers. For additional protection, we recommend locking your mobile device when not in use.

We currently have a basic Personal Financial Management (PFM) implemented that allows you to categorize your transactions. Click on the desired account on the home page –> click “View more” --> go to “My Money” tab. You can find a weekly and monthly summary graph displaying the debit and credit transactions related to your account. These transactions are categorized according to their labels (if you already labeled the transactions, they will all be displayed as “uncategorized”). You can also view a monthly pie chart categorizing all transactions according to their label and displaying the percentage of each transaction type with respect to the total transactions. In addition, you can track your account's daily balance.

From the Internet Banking home page:

1. Go to “Requests”
2. Click on Inquiries
3. Suggestions
4. Complaints
5. Fill in the form and determine your request type whether it is inquiry, suggestions or complaints.

• Password has to be 8 to 12 characters in length
• Password must be alphanumeric with a minimum of 2 letters and 2 digits: This means that a password cannot be all made of only letters or only numbers, but a combination of both with a minimum of 2 from each type
• Password is case sensitive. If part of your password is capital or small letter, you will need to always type it the same way when you log on.
• You cannot use Arabic letters in the password
• Username cannot be part of the password

• Password has to be 8 to 12 characters in length
• Password must be alphanumeric with a minimum of 2 letters and 2 digits: This means that a password cannot be all made of only letters or only numbers, but a combination of both with a minimum of 2 from each type
• Password is case sensitive. If part of your password is capital or small letter, you will need to always type it the same way when you log on.
• You cannot use Arabic letters in the password
• Username cannot be part of the password

• Password has to be 8 to 12 characters in length
• Password must be alphanumeric with a minimum of 2 letters and 2 digits: This means that a password cannot be all made of only letters or only numbers, but a combination of both with a minimum of 2 from each type
• Password is case sensitive. If part of your password is capital or small letter, you will need to always type it the same way when you log on.
• You cannot use Arabic letters in the password
• Username cannot be part of the password

Public Section, no login required:

• Locate the nearest CIB branch and ATM, using Apple or Google maps navigation
• View the bank's social media links
• Contact CIB through e-mail or the call center
• View foreign exchange rates and the currency rate converter
• View Mobile Banking’s terms and conditions and FAQs.

Features requiring login:

• Account Details
• View your accounts, card details, loans, certificates of deposits and time deposits, and mutual funds’ balances
• You can check your statement history through Internet Banking
• Transfers between your own accounts
• Transfers to any CIB or other bank accounts, inside or outside Egypt (OTP Higher Authentication is required)
• Settle your credit cards
• Settle other CIB credit cards (OTP Higher Authentication is required)
• Charity payment (OTP Higher Authentication is required)
• Bank Requests
• Request new chequebooks
• Deactivate lost/stolen credit cards
• Dispute credit card transactions
• Change supplementary card limits
• Inquiries, suggestions and complaints
• Update contact information
• Token Activation

Yes:

1. Click on the account you wish to monitor,
2. Click on the round orange button
3. Choose “Account Statistics” to view graphs of your account balance, income vs. spending and a seven-day summary graph of your spending. Also remember that you can label your transactions by clicking on any transaction within the account activity and labeling it to your preference.

• The username has to be alphanumeric with no Arabic characters: You can use letters and/or numbers, but all letters have to be in English
• Maximum username length is 30 characters: You can have a username of one letter or one number if you find it available, but you cannot go over 30 in length
• Username is case sensitive: If part of your username is capital or small letter, you will need to always type it the same way when you log on
• Spaces and special characters (“ ' * % & /) are not allowed
• If you are consistently receiving invalid credentials error, please make sure you try a different username.

You have to input all data related to the beneficiary as well as the beneficiary’s bank. You will also need a One Time Password (OTP) generated from either hard token or soft token to authenticate your 3rd party payments.

You have to input all data related to the beneficiary as well as the beneficiary’s bank. You will also need a One Time Password (OTP) generated from either hard token or soft token to authenticate your 3rd party payments.

The quick pay widget is a fast and easy way to perform a third party payment. It allows you to configure beneficiaries you transfer to frequently on your home page and simply execute a transfer by just clicking “Pay” and entering your 6-digits OTP. To add a beneficiary to quick pay, turn on quick pay next to the desired beneficiary and it will appear on the home page in the quick pay widget.

The quick pay widget is a fast and easy way to perform a third party payment. It allows you to configure beneficiaries you transfer to frequently on your home page and simply execute a transfer by just clicking “Pay” and entering your 6-digits OTP. To add a beneficiary to quick pay, turn on quick pay next to the desired beneficiary and it will appear on the home page in the quick pay widget.

• Log into your Internet or Mobile Banking account
• For Mobile Banking: Select “Products” then “Apply for Loan or Card”

           For Internet Banking: Select “Requests” then “Apply for Loan or Card”

• Enter your National ID number
• Select the desired product you are applying for (loan or credit card)
• If you’re applying for a credit card, select the desired credit card type. If you’re applying for a loan, enter the requested amount
• Enter net monthly income
• Enter employer’s name
• Enter job title
• Read the terms and conditions
• Check the box to agree to the terms and conditions
• Press “Submit”
• Press “Confirm” once the confirmation message appears

 

Note: A bank representative will get back to the customer within one business day.

Customer to provide signed documents in case of the application approved.

 

Transfers in Egyptian Pound inside CIB (No fees)

Transfers in Egyptian Pound outside CIB inside Egypt (Fees are waived):

• Commission:0.2% minimum EGP 40 - maximum EGP 350

Transfers in a foreign currency:

• Commission: 0.3% from the amount with a minimum of USD 20 - maximum USD 150
• Swift Charges: Equivalent to USD 10 through Online Banking.
• The charges are equivalent to USD 20 if executed through CIB branches
• Beneficiary Bank Fees: Based on the beneficiary bank's fees and charges. The USD equivalent is calculated upon execution and is based on CIB’s daily currency free market rate

If the transfer is conducted through IPN to one of the banks participating in the Instant Payment Network, the commission will be 0.2% with a minimum of EGP 10 and a maximum of EGP 50 (Fees are waived)

Meeza wallet transfers through Internet or Mobile banking is free of charge

Transfers in Egyptian Pound inside CIB (No fees)

Transfers in Egyptian Pound outside CIB inside Egypt (Fees are waived):

• Commission:0.2% minimum EGP 40 - maximum EGP 350

Transfers in a foreign currency:

• Commission: 0.3% from the amount with a minimum of USD 20 - maximum USD 150
• Swift Charges: Equivalent to USD 10 through Online Banking.
• The charges are equivalent to USD 20 if executed through CIB branches
• Beneficiary Bank Fees: Based on the beneficiary bank's fees and charges. The USD equivalent is calculated upon execution and is based on CIB’s daily currency free market rate

If the transfer is conducted through IPN to one of the banks participating in the Instant Payment Network, the commission will be 0.2% with a minimum of EGP 10 and a maximum of EGP 50 (Fees are waived)

Meeza wallet transfers through Internet or Mobile banking is free of charge

• Balance: The current balance is the actual balance of the account at the beginning of the business day. It is the balance that is printed on bank statements.
• Available to Use: The amount of money in an account that is available for immediate withdrawals or any other type of use. It represents the difference between the account balance and any activity that has not yet been reflected on the account, such as pending deposits, cheques and withdrawals.

• Balance: The current balance is the actual balance of the account at the beginning of the business day. It is the balance that is printed on bank statements.
• Available to Use: The amount of money in an account that is available for immediate withdrawals or any other type of use. It represents the difference between the account balance and any activity that has not yet been reflected on the account, such as pending deposits, cheques and withdrawals.

Since you are already an Internet Banking user, you can use the same username and password to log into Mobile Banking.

Since you are already an Internet Banking user, you can use the same username and password to log into Mobile Banking.