OryonBonk offers its clients new service – by-phone serving

DUSHANBE, July 30, Asia-Plus — Open joint-stock company (OJSC) OryonBonk, Tajikistan’s largest commercial bank, has offered its clients new service, making available service of customers by phone, Asia-Plus has learned at OryonBonk’s information technologies department.   The source at the information technologies department said that the new service constitutes a multi-channel system of service of customers […]

Firdavs Murtazoyev

DUSHANBE, July 30, Asia-Plus — Open joint-stock company (OJSC) OryonBonk, Tajikistan’s largest commercial bank, has offered its clients new service, making available service of customers by phone, Asia-Plus has learned at OryonBonk’s information technologies department.  

The source at the information technologies department said that the new service constitutes a multi-channel system of service of customers by phone or fax.  

According to the source, the system is a traditional banking service, including information of customers of the rest of their money on bank accounts, movement of account’s funds, receipts on currency accounts for the mentioned period, etc.  

The service now works in test regime and connection to it will be free of charge, according to the source.  

Join us on social media!

Article translations:

Related Article

Tenisi
Оби зулол
Оби зулол

Most Read

Коммерсбонк Точикистон

Recent Articles

Drought in Central Asia becoming a chronic threat, IWMI expert warns

The temperature in the region is rising faster than the global average.

Emomali Rahmon congratulates Tajikistanis on Eid al-Adha and calls for thrift

The President reminded that Idi Qurbon is not a wedding but a religious ceremony that should take place without ostentatious luxury.

Gazpromneft – Tajikistan launches the “Welcome Skidka” program for corporate customers

New clients - legal entities and individual entrepreneurs - can take advantage of special conditions until the end of the current year.

In Dushanbe, 28 sellers fined for unjustified price increases

On the eve of Idi Qurbon, inspections are being conducted at the capital's retail outlets.