Cascade Bank joins Bystraya Pochta money transfer system

YEREVAN, February 16, /ARKA/. Armenian Cascade Bank has joined Bystraya Pochta system of money transfers, the bank’s press office told ARKA news agency.

It said in a press release that clients can implement quick and safe remittances in USD, Euros via this system which operates in almost all CIS countries.

Since 2008 Cascade Bank has been coopering with MIGOM and MONEY GRAM money transfer systems. Money transfers can be made both from the bank’s head office and its branches.

Cascade Bank was established in 2006 when Cascade Capital Holding acquired 100% of Emporiki Bank. The bank cooperates with EBRD. In 2006 it was chosen by Millennium Challenges-Armenia to service its account as part of a five year assistance program to Armenia by the government of the USA.  -0-

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