Bank BTB Expanded Range of Services on Money Transfers
JSC Bank BTB connected to the international system of money transfers Gold Crown, the bank said.
The service Gold Crown - Money Transfer belongs to the group of companies Financial Technologies Center. The service operates in the market of money transfers without opening an account since 2003 and provides services in the territory of Russia and CIS countries. The operator of the service "Gold Crown - Money Transfer" is Payment Center LLC.
The operations within the Golden Crown are a matter of minutes, with the transfer commission of 1.5 percent charged only with the sender. Agents of the system in Azerbaijan are 24 local banks and the national postal operator Azerpost.
Currently, the bank also provides services through the systems of money transfers Western Union, Contact, and Monex. - 15B -
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