The portal Electronic Government (e-gov.az) added one more service - JSC Khalg Bank has been connected to the system of receiving electronic certificates from its customers. Now the total number of banks, leasing companies and non-bank credit organizations cooperating with the portal has exceeded 20.
According to the information released by the bank, it signed an agreement with the Information Technology Center (ITC) at the Ministry of Communications and High-tech, the operator of the portal.
According to the bank, electronic certificates are accepted at all points of the public service. This service allows citizens to electronically receive certificates from 7 government agencies, and the list will expand.
Khalg Bank operates under license from the December 30, 2004. Its shareholders are 3 legal entities: LLC Euro Standard, LLC Ideal Business Ltd. and LLC Avangard. --17D-
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