Anelik Bank’s clients may use Idram to repay loans

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YEREVAN, September 6. /ARKA/. Anelik Bank said today that its customers may use the Idram payment service’s platforms to pay off their loans online.

The bank said the new service allows its borrowers to repay loans in real-time mode via the Idram system at any time of the day. This can be done also by visiting www.idram.am, as well as through the mobile Idram wallet (available on iOS and Android operating systems) and via more than 160 terminals in 53 branches of the bank.

The transfer of funds through the Idram system is instantaneous. Payments made on non-working days and after 19:45 are processed the next banking day. -0-

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