JSC Bank VTB (Azerbaijan) offers debit and credit cards to individuals for the accrued interest on the deposit, as well as a credit line secured by deposit.
As reported in the bank at the deposit 50 000 AZN / U.S. $ 50 000 and above is provided to the depositor card Visa Classic, Visa Gold. The said payment cards are available in the term of the deposit agreement + 1 month after the expiration of the contract.
The cards are issued on deposits not less than 1,000 AZN / 1,000 USD, with no requirement for insurance premium and no fee is charged. Additional features include card holders SMS notification service is available.
Currently, the bank offers deposit products "Free" and "Profitability" to individuals.
The "free" deposit is offered to residents and non-residents in local and U.S. dollars, for the period of one year, at the rate of 3% (for manat deposits) and 2% (dollar) per annum. Enumeration of accrued interest is at the end of the term of the Deposit Agreement. The minimum amount is 100 conventional units.
The deposit "Profitable" opens in the same currencies, for 6 and 12 months. Interest rate depending on the currency and term varies 3-9% per annum, with monthly withdrawal provided accrued interest. During the first half of the term of the deposit agreement, you may update the contribution of at least 100 manats or U.S. dollars. The minimum amount for both deposits is 500 conventional units.
VTB Bank (Azerbaijan) is a subsidiary of VTB Bank. VTB Bank has the highest rating of Russian banks by international rating agencies Moody `s Investors Service, Standard & Poor` s and Fitch. -15D -
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