The number of active payment cards of Capital Bank declined by almost 9 %
BAKU/22.10.13/TURAN : The total number of active cards of Capital Bank in the first nine months of this year decreased by 195 thousand units , or 8.7% to 2,049,387 units.
According to the Bank for the same period the total number of POS terminals decreased by 191 units, or 40 per cent to a 482-piece set. In January - September 2013, the bank has mounted an additional 21 ATMs, bringing the total number of the equipment up to 477 pieces.
Since 2001, the Bank is a full member of the international payment systems MasterCard International, and since 2003, and Visa International. Today the Bank has been issuing cards Visa Electron, Visa Classic, Visa Gold, Visa Affinity Gold, Visa Platinum, Visa Affinity Platinum, Visa Business, Visa Business Gold, Visa Infinite and Visa Virtual, and MasterCard Standard, MC Gold, MC Platinum, MC Maestro. - 15D -
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