JSC Bank Avrasiya connected to the system of international money transfer LEADER.
According to the report of the system, bank customers can now use the service to send and receive money transfers in Russian rubles, U.S. dollars or Euros. The commission is of 0.45 %, depending on the amount and destination of transfer.
Transfers of LEADER are carried out in the non-addressed format - you can get a transfer in any point of the country , provided at the time. Customers can check the current status of the project on the website of the System LEADER. It includes free SMS informing the sender and the recipient.
The Payment System International Money Transfers LEADER is one of the leading Russian money transfer system established in 2003. Organizer of the Payment System LEADER is NCO JSC LEADER (Moscow, Russia). Geography Systems employs 132 countries around the world. Agents "LEADER" in Azerbaijan are 26 banks.
Today Bank Avrasiya also works through money transfer systems WesternUnion, Contact, Migom, PrivatMoney, Monex, Caspian Money Transfer and Bystraya Pochta. -15B -
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