
Expressbank Cancels Commission on Money Transfers to Russia
Expressbank has announced a zero tariff to the commission from remittances, using the ruble equivalent. This collaboration with the money transfer system Golden Crown is called "The rate 0%".
According to the financial and credit structure, the commission at the event will be charged only with those customers who carry out money transfers in Russian rubles, but paid in manats in its branches.
Recall that the customer service network Expressbank includes 18 branches, two thirds of which are located in the cities of Baku and Sumgait, the other 6 - in Ganja, Mingachevir, Barda, Gusar, Khachmaz and Shirvan. Furthermore, in its possession there are about 90 ATM, 7,500 POS terminals and 300 ExpressPay payment terminals.
For more information, apply to the operator at the Information Center (short number 132), the www.expressbank.az site and the official page on the social network Facebook (www.facebook.com/Expressbank). --17D-
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