The only system of international money transfers from Azerbaijan - Caspian Money Transfer has announced the launch of the cash transfers to Georgia.
Under the terms of the action, from November 1 this year to February 28, 2013, for transfers, through the system of "Caspian Money Transfer" from Azerbaijan to Georgia (in favor of the banks Kor Standart Bank and Liberty) customers will pay a commission of 1.5%. However, they can send remittances to Georgian banks Kor Standart Bank and Liberty Bank for just 1% from the branches and offices of Zaminbank (the clearing bank system).
Operations under the Caspian Money Transfer take up to 5 minutes, and the commission is 1.5-2% and is levied only on the sender. The total number of service outlets today is about 130 thousand, covering 190 countries. Agents of the system are 21 of the 44 banks operating in the country. -15D -
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