From now on, citizens of Azerbaijan can pay utility bills through payment terminals Bank of Baku.
As reported in the bank, it has become possible thanks to the collaboration "Bank of Baku" with the national system MilliON. Now, you can make payments for electricity, water, gas and other utilities across the terminals of Bank of Baku.
At this point in the capital and in the regions of Azerbaijan operate up to 100 payment terminals Bank of Baku. A complete list of terminals that operate around the clock and their addresses can be found by clicking on this link.
Payment of utility services through terminals - just a comfortable and easy way of repaying the debt. Today, thousands of people use the terminals Bank of Baku for payment and booking of loans to replenish deposit accounts, mobile services, insurance, etc.
Payment of utility services through the terminals is carried out within the framework of the banking strategy of expanding network of self-service. -15D -
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