Bank Respublika has launched a new service Cash-to-Card, which can be through a Cash-In ATM card to credit the cash, while not using the card. Money instantly activated and made available on the card.
As reported in the bank, a customer who wants to use this service should click on the top right button on the Cash-in ATM. Selecting the operation "Cash-To-Card", the client enters a 16-digit card number, selects the currency introduced money, puts money into the Cash-in receiver and confirms the operation.
Advantage of this service is also able to make cash on the virtual card of Bank Respublika Visa Virtuon.
The Bank currently has two Cash-in ATMs, one of which is installed in the head office of the bank, and the second in the Azneft branch. -15D -
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