International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) in conjunction with the processing center AzeriCard completed the draft order of virtual cards in real-time via SMS.
The service allows anyone, without having to download any applications, order a card in one of the three available currencies (AZN, USD, and EUR) via SMS. SMS with the details of cards will be sent to the mobile number from which the command is sent on request. The cards can be used to pay for e-services and products exclusively online, on any site, both in Azerbaijan and abroad.
To comply with transaction security on sites supporting Verified by VISA and MasterCard SecureCode is used modern method of dynamic authentication using one-time passwords. Passwords will be sent by SMS before every transaction. Not confirmed by a password transaction was denied authorization. Update your account of this card is possible with services such as "Cash to any Card" (transfer of cash without a card with more than 60 ATMs to receive cash) or transferred to any card through services such as "Card Transfer", "VISA Personal Payment" and "MasterCard Money Send ".
Currently, negotiations are underway with all mobile operators in the country to introduce this service, as well as provide an opportunity to top up card with a balance of the mobile number. -15D -
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