The Central Bank of Libya announces its invitation to commercial banks to subscribe to Issue No. (8–2026) of unrestricted Mudaraba Deposit Certificates, in accordance with the procedures and controls followed in previous issuances, and in line with the tenors and maturity dates specified in the subscription announcement.
The Central Bank of Libya announces that it has received the February salary payment authorizations from the Ministry of Finance, which have been transferred to commercial banks to commence execution through the “Your Salary Instantly” system. This system enables citizens to track the disbursement procedures of their salaries directly and transparently.
The Central Bank affirms that the “Your Salary Instantly” project comes as part of its efforts toward digital transformation and the enhancement of transparency in the public financial management system, ensuring that salaries are delivered to their rightful beneficiaries in a timely manner without delay.
Citizens can follow the status of their salary disbursements by accessing the Citizens’ Platform at the following link: http://fcms.cbl.gov.ly
They may also view statistics on salary disbursement by commercial banks through the following link: http://cbl.gov.ly/salary
The Central Bank of Libya reiterates its commitment to developing digital banking services and improving the efficiency of disbursement procedures in line with the requirements of electronic transformation in the financial sector.
Following up on the implementation of digital transformation plans, the expansion of electronic payment services, and reviewing growth indicators, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, H.E. Naji Mohammed Issa, held, an extensive meeting on Tuesday 2026/03/03. The meeting included General Managers of banks (Al-Jumhuriya, Al-Sahari, Al-Wahda, North Africa, and National Commercial) and directors of electronic payment companies, with the attendance of the Central Bank’s relevant department heads.
The meeting reviewed key performance indicators over the recent period, which showed remarkable progress and record growth in the volume of electronic transactions. The number of issued POS terminals increased within just two months, from 1/1/2026 to 28/2/2026, reaching 170,149 points of sale. The number of activated cards reached 5,531,507, while the number of card transactions at ATMs totaled 4,047,780, with a total transaction volume of 1,891,455,304 Libyan Dinars during the period. Transactions at POS terminals reached 91,931,265, with a total transaction volume of 11,735,207,353 Libyan Dinars.
The number of subscribers to banking application services across the banks reached 4,300,280, with a total of 43,304,277 transactions through electronic applications and a total financial value via mobile applications of 47,899,278,948.530 Libyan Dinars.
The period also witnessed significant expansion in instant payment services (LYPay) and (OnePay), which reached 44,638,566,521 Libyan Dinars.
Additionally, the number of e-wallets reached 187,335, with 6,096 e-wallet acceptance points. Transactions conducted through e-wallets totaled 89,808, with an overall transaction volume of 8,211,379 Libyan Dinars.
Growth rates in the number of POS devices, the volume of electronic transactions, and citizen and private sector engagement were also analyzed.
In conclusion, the Governor emphasized the importance of facilitating procedures for citizens and companies to access electronic banking services and improving performance periodically to meet growing demand. He commended the efforts and initiatives that contributed to enhancing financial inclusion by strengthening the readiness of the technical infrastructure supporting the electronic payment system.
It was also agreed to launch QR code payment services at POS terminals starting next Sunday.
The Central Bank of Libya announces its invitation to commercial banks to subscribe to Issue No. (7–2026) of unrestricted Mudaraba Deposit Certificates, in accordance with the procedures and controls followed in previous issuances, and in line with the tenors and maturity dates specified in the subscription announcement.
The Central Bank of Libya announces its invitation to commercial banks to subscribe to Issue No. (6–2026) of unrestricted Mudaraba Deposit Certificates, in accordance with the procedures and controls followed in previous issuances, and in line with the tenors and maturity dates specified in the subscription announcement.
The Central Bank of Libya announces its invitation to commercial banks to subscribe to Issue No. (5–2026) of unrestricted Mudaraba Deposit Certificates, in accordance with the procedures and controls followed in previous issuances, and in line with the tenors and maturity dates specified in the subscription announcement.
