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Xalq Bank and Pasha Bank combine their ATM networks
For owners of the payroll cards Xalq Bank and Pasha Bank ATMs have been combined into a single network.
According to the agreement signed between Xalq Bank and Pasha Bank, clients with payroll cards of these banks are able to use a single ATM network, without paying an additional fee for this. Thus, in the combined network will include 25 ATMs in the capital and 18 in the country.
Extension of the service infrastructure by combining the banks' ATM network is another step to serve the convenience of payroll card holders.
Note that the operation of ATM networks is to integrate the two banks into a network for the first time held in Azerbaijan. -15D -
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