For a more flexible and comfortable service to the increased number of customers the metropolitan branch Nasimi of AtaBank has moved to a new address.
As reported in the bank, the branch will now accept clients at the intersection of Nasimi, Azadlig Avenue and N. Vazirov Street.
Note that the branch will provide all banking services, which include the delivery of consumer loans to individuals, acceptance of deposits, renting deposit boxes, the sale of plastic cards, money transfers, currency exchange, utilities, and other miscellaneous services. The branch Nasimi of AtaBank serves clients from 9:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday. The branch operates on Saturdays from 10:00 to 15:00.
Today AtaBank is a high-tech universal bank. Currently, the network of JSC AtaBank includes 24 offices and bank branches in Baku and regions of the republic. The Bank provides a full range of services to corporate and private clients. -15D -
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