Banks to Ensure Uninterrupted Operation of ATMs and POS-terminals from 12 to 28 June
During the first European Games (12-28 June), the local banks are required to ensure smooth operation of cash machines (ATM) and POS-terminals, reads the information of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
Heads of commercial banks have received instructions at the meeting on acquiring card payments to ensure the stability of the infrastructure handling payment cards. This is due to the influx of foreign fans, whose money is accumulated in the electronic means of payment.
The number of compulsory measures is to ensure local and foreign currency network ATM, regular technical supervision of ATMs, monitoring the quality of work and the use of POS-terminals in this habitat, as well as informing the trade and service objects of the rules of use of POS-terminals in areas related to the Games. --17D-
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