VTB Bank (Armenia) not to impose penalties for overdue loan payments until May 31

YEREVAN, May 3. /ARKA/. Payments on VTB Bank (Armenia) loans, scheduled for May 2 to May 31, inclusive, can be made until May 31, 2018, the bank’s press service reported.

“The failure to make payments in the specified period will not be regarded as overdue, and no penalties or fines will be imposed,” the bank said.

For payments on grace cards, the grace period will be extended until May 18 inclusive (instead of May 5 for Classic cards, instead of May 10 for Gold cards and instead of May 15 for Infinite cards).

The bank reported that payments may be made not only in the bank’s branches, but also through payment terminals TelCell, EasyPay, Internet and the Mobile Bank service of VTB Bank (Armenia).

VTB Bank (Armenia) CJSC became a part of the VTB international financial group in 2004. Currently, VTB Bank, the second largest in Russia, owns 100% of VTB Bank (Armenia). It runs 67 branches in the country. -0-

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