JSC Bank Respublika offers a new service recharge current account and loan payment through terminals MilliON.
Now, the bank's customers can perform funds credited to the current account through a wide network of terminals MilliON, that will allow customers to top-up cards and pay loans without visiting the office of the bank. Today, there is a network of more than 1,500 MilliON terminals.
In the case of a loan, the amount credited to the account will automatically be charged in accordance with the repayment schedule of the loan, if the credited amount exceeds the amount required in accordance with the payment schedule - the remaining balance will be arriving on the current account of demand. To repay the loan amount in excess of the required in accordance with the payment schedule, the client should contact the nearest bank office.
Transfer of funds to the account credit card provided during the working day, or the next working day in case of operation in non-working days.
The maximum amount that can be deposited through this service is 3 AZN dollars or euros. Also credited amount should correspond to the current currency account. This service is absolutely free.
Procedures with the new service is simple and easy: the monitor terminal can select the Banking Services and then click on the icon Bank Respublika . Bank customers must enter into the appropriate fields account number and ID number, make the desired amount and wait for the check is issued .
This service is an extension of the Bank of the Republic of innovations in the field of remote banking. To date services are actively used online service for payment of the loan through the Internet, mobile application MobilBank and a wide network of ATMs. Besides the above, online ordering services of plastic cards and online credit application become the most popular among new clients.
The nearest plans include the launch of Bank Respublika Internet bank branch for the existing customers, which will provide full use of banking products remotely. -15D -
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