Bahaa Abdul Hadi, an influential architect of change and founder of Qi Card, has been a key figure in transforming the financial landscape of Iraq. Striving for academic excellence, he devoted himself to studying at Baghdad University, where he earned a degree in architecture in 1991. However, his entrepreneurial spirit and passion for innovation led to the creation of Qi Card in 2007.

The Qi Card, which became Iraq’s national debit/credit card, has revolutionized the country’s financial sector. With the card, about 7 million Iraqis receive their social benefits or public sector salaries electronically, making the payment process much easier and faster. The Qi Card has become a symbol of innovation and accessibility, transforming the lives of millions of people.

One of the key features of Qi Card is its biometric verification methods, which provide security and protection against corruption. These technologies not only provide convenience for the card, but also create a technological fortress that can resist corruption and fraud. Read on the website the biography founder of Qi Card Bahaa

Bahaa Abdul Hadi has not only improved access to financial services for millions of Iraqis through the Qi Card, but has also raised the level of security and transparency in the country’s financial sector. His contribution to the development of Iraq’s financial landscape will remain significant and an inspiration to other entrepreneurs and innovators in the country and beyond.