Clients of the non-bank credit organization (NBCO) Embafinans were able to repay the loans through the payment system MilliON. Starting this week, they can take advantage of more than 1.5 thousand of payment terminals.
As noted in a statement Komtec Ltd. ( owner of the brand MilliON), for the repayment of loans by the terminal enough to screen section " Banking Services ", click on the icon "Embafinans", enter the account number to deposit money into the receiver bills and get a check . For repayments of loans Commission is not provided.
"Expanding the list of services that can be purchased through our service, for us is a priority. And we do our best to provide the public with access to make all regular payments, including payments of financial and banking services, " - said in a press release.
According to the chairman of Embafinans Ilgar Tagiyev, "in partnership with MilliON we decided partly a matter of convenience of our customers, because not everyone has the time or the opportunity to go to the bank to repay the loan and during working hours. And now our retail increased by more than 1500 points of payment. We are confident that this innovation will appeal to our customers. "
Recall that the interest of financial institutions to the system MilliON growing. This is not the first project carried out with non-banking credit organization. In addition, it is planned to install terminals in all offices Embafinans. - 17D-
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