DemirBank in loan recipients of money from abroad for money transfer systems. The loan is granted without bail and without collateral, and the amount of 300 to 2000 manats.
Under the terms, customers who obtain 6-remittances from abroad for the last 12 months may apply for certifying checks in DemirBank. Credit is made at any branch of the Bank for a period of 3 to 12 months.
The loan can also get customers receive money from abroad to other banks, but, if the transfer was received in DemirBank, credit is issued at a lower interest rate.
DemirBank offers the ability to send and receive international money transfers via Western Union, Gold Crown, Contact, Coinstar, Blizko, PrivatMoney, Migom, Allure, Lead and UPT. DemirBank through its system Simsek also provides transfer services within the country.
Customers, who send or receive money in the amount of not less than 500 AZN / USD / EUR or 15000 RUR, receive a gift card to pay mobile phone for $ 1 AZN. If the transfer amount is not less than 2000 AZN / USD / EUR or 60000 RUR, the customer receives a gift card to pay 2 manat. -15D--
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