BAKU/28.01.14/TURAN : Holders of plastic cards VTB (Azerbaijan) can use a single ATM network of VTB Group on a preferential basis . Commission for holders of plastic cards VTB (Azerbaijan) cashing money at ATMs of the VTB Group will be only 1%. Typically, the average market commission is 2%.
For credit cards VTB (Azerbaijan) the commission will also be 1%. It will be charged when withdrawing cash .
The network of VTB Group has more than 6,000,000 ATMs in the territory of Azerbaijan, Russia, Georgia and CIS countries.
The head of the payment cards department of VTB Bank (Azerbaijan) Ulyana Alikhanova said: "Using the single ATM network of VTB Group, bank customers are not only beneficial, but also safe - the system guarantees the safety of credit card holders with electronic money abroad."
JSC VTB Bank (Azerbaijan) is a subsidiary of VTB Bank. Shareholders of JSC VTB Bank (Azerbaijan) are: JSC VTB Bank and JSC AtaHolding. JSC VTB Bank (Azerbaijan) provides services to clients of corporate business, small business and private clients. Today the bank is represented by 5 branches and the customer service in the Head Office . - 15D -
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