The International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) has intensified its efforts to fill the ATM cash on holidays and weekends.
As reported in the bank, all the necessary work is carried out to fill ATMs with cash, both in the capital and in the regions of the country. During the holiday weekend, the bank will also conduct additional monitoring to fill the ATM with cash.
Today, Azerbaijan has over 655 ATMs and 4,596 POS-terminals of the IBA. Of the total number of ATMs MBA, 46 are ATM Cash-In (with the function of receiving cash). The country operates 65 kiosks of the bank, 43 of which the equipment is installed in the regions. -15D -
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