Bank of Maldives (BML) opened self-service banking ATMs across seven islands in N. Atoll on Thursday, extending ATM services to all residential islands the atoll.
The new ATMs were inaugurated by Economic Minister Mohamed Saeed in ceremonies held in Henbadhoo, Landhoo, Kudafari, Maalhendhoo, Lhohi, Magoodhoo and Fodhdhoo. 
BML's CEO Mohamed Shareef. (Photo/Economic Ministry)
“With the establishment of ATMs across seven islands in N. Atoll under our “Mulhi Raajje ah BML ATM” initiative, we are proud to mark yet another remarkable achievement in our efforts to expand access to banking across the country. This is a proud moment not just for the Bank, but for the communities of Noonu Atoll, as we continue to bring banking closer to customers and enable easier access to financial services wherever they live,” said the BML’s CEO and Managing Director, Mohamed Shareef.
BML launches ATM services in N. Magoodhoo on May 15, 2025. (Photo/Economic Ministry)
This expansion reinforces the bank’s position as the Maldives' leading financial institution, with an extensive network comprising 39 branches across all 20 atolls, 114 self-service banking centers, 172 ATMs, comprehensive agent banking services, and advanced digital banking solutions.
The bank said it remains committed to supporting communities nationwide through innovative banking solutions and expanded service accessibility.