Libya’s electronic payment ecosystem reached unprecedented levels in 2025, surpassing LD 313.6 billion in total transactions. Mobile banking users rose to 4.29 million, while point-of-sale terminals expanded to 165,313 units nationwide. Instant transfer services, electronic wallets and bank card usage also grew significantly. Authorities say the surge reflects a structural shift toward cashless transactions, boosting financial inclusion, transparency and efficiency in Libya’s banking system, even as cash continues to play a role.
Libya Digital Payments Hit Record High
Libya’s electronic payment ecosystem reached unprecedented levels in 2025, surpassing LD 313.6 billion in total transactions. Mobile banking users rose to 4.29 million, while point-of-sale terminals expanded to 165,313 units nationwide. Instant transfer services, electronic wallets and bank card usage also grew significantly. Authorities say the surge reflects a structural shift toward cashless transactions, boosting financial inclusion, transparency and efficiency in Libya’s banking system, even as cash continues to play a role.
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