Аcba-Credit agricole bank and Zolotaya Korona issue new non-payment transfers card

YEREVAN, December 7. /ARKA/. ACBA-CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK in conjunction with the Zolotaya Korona remittances system has issued a new non-payment Transfers Card. The press service of ACBA-CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK said to ARKA that the card is designed for clients of the bank to make money transfers via Zolotaya Korona system.

According to its press release, the card is intended only for sending money transfers.

It said the new card enables quick registration of remittances as well as registration of information about four main recipients.

ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank was founded in 1996 as part of the EU TACIS Program. Its major shareholders are French Credit Agricole SA (15.56%), SACAM International (12.44%), as well as farmers unions of Armenia, including Armavir region (14.08%) and the Ararat region (12.28%).-0-

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