Bank of Azerbaycan Connected to Urgent Money Transfer Monex
JSC "Bank of Azerbaycan" connected to urgent money transfers for individuals "Monex". It is said in a statement.
The system "Monex" is a proprietary product of "MuganBank" and shove at the end of 2011. Sending and receiving money through this system takes up to 10 minutes, and the commission varies in the redistribution of 0.2-1.5% and is charged only with the sender.
This system serves customers in more than 500 branches and offices of 23 banks in the country. Customers also have the ability to quickly send and receive money transfer to Georgia.
Currently, "Bank of Azerbaycan" works actively in the money transfer systems Contact, Migom, Caspian Money Transfer, Western Union, and the "Golden Crown". - 15D -
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