BANK VTB (ARMENIA) launches new atm geo-location service

YEREVAN, April 19, /ARKA/. The Russian-owned Bank VTB (Armenia) said it has launched a new service (an online map) for geo-location of VTB Group’s ATMs. The service was  developed  byVTB Group’s processing company Multicarta.

According to a press release of the bank, the online map, which indicates the location of about 7,200 ATMs of VTB Group, is already available for IPhone and Android phones operating  Apple Store and Android Market applications.
The on-line map shows the location and status of nearest ATM, the type of banknotes that can be withdrawn, as well as additional information about other services, such as payment of utilities, card –to-card transfers  etc.

“This is an interactive map that allows customers to get information about the nearest ATM at any time and  any place and also show the shortest walking or driving directions to the nearest ATM,’ according to the press release.
To make use of the new application, customers must run the Google play program on their  phones (for Android-phone version) or the AppStore (for iPhone), type in the search menu the word “VTB”  select the application VTB ATMs and  download it on their phones.

VTB Bank (Armenia) is fully owned by Russian VTB. It operates 68 branches in Armenia. -0-

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