VTB Bank (Armenia) re-launches “Now!” credit with new conditions

YEREVAN, October 3. /ARKA/. VTB Bank (Armenia) said Wednesday it is re-launching “Now!” credit, introduced early in April, for individual entrepreneurs.

According to the source, the customers will enjoy new and more favorable conditions.
Thus, individual entrepreneurs can get up to 3 million drams in an unsecured loan for the period of 24 months, moreover, credit fee is also reduced.

Due to automotive system of credit solutions entry on “Now!” credit, the customers will be informed about the decision on  their up to 15 million dram credit applications within 8 hours.
In order to receive a loan, a customer has to submit a package with the necessary documents and fill in the application, indicating information about his/her business.
Acting CEO of VTB Bank (Armenia) Yuri Gusev said now the bank can offer an exclusive service ensuring fast decision making.

“We offer to our clients to get a loan of up to 15 million drams within a maximally short period of 8 hours,” he said.

He also highlighted that the bank will continue improving products and services for the clients representing small business, optimizing conditions, procedures and implementation terms,” he said.
VTB Bank Armenia joined VTB Group in April 2004. VTB, the second largest bank of Russia, holds 100% of shares of VTB Bank (Armenia). It has the largest branch network in the country – 69. ($1 – 407.09 drams). —0–

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