Bank Technique joined the service card transfers VISA Personal Payment and MasterCard MoneySend
Bank Technique joined the services of the international transfer card VISA Personal Payment and MasterCard MoneySend, belonging to the payment systems VISA and MasterCard, respectively.
Services allow cardholders to these systems quickly and easily, without coming to the bank to transfer funds.
With the VISA Personal Payment, VISA cardholders of Bank Technique can transfer funds to any cards VISA, issued by the Bank of Azerbaijan and the CIS countries.
In turn , MasterCard MoneySend allows cardholders of MasterCard and Maestro cards to transfer money to MasterCard, issued by banks of Azerbaijan and other countries - Albania , Poland , Hungary , Romania , Israel , Belarus, Russia , Kazakhstan , Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Bulgaria , Macedonia , Slovenia, Slovakia , Croatia , Malta , Cyprus , Moldova, Ukraine, Czech Republic , Montenegro , and Georgia .
VISA Personal Payment Services and MasterCard MoneySend is available to all cardholders BankTechnique. VISA and MasterCard are connected to the services automatically. Services include making transfers to the cards of the banks in manats, and on the cards of banks in other countries - in dollars.
Fees for services vary from 0.25 % to 0.75 % for transfers within the country and from 1 % to 1.5 % for transfers to bank cards in other countries. -15D -
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