Acba Bank unveils remote registration system on acba digital platform

YEREVAN, November 13. /ARKA/. Aсba Bank has unveiled today a biometric identification system available on acba digital platform, which can be used to become a client of Aсba Bank in a few minutes without having to visit the bank.

According to the press service of the bank, for identification it is necessary to scan one’s  passport or ID-card through acba digital application, as well as to make identification/”selfie” of biometric data, after which the person will be able to use all the possibilities of acba digital: to open an account, make a bank deposit, get a loan, make money transfers and payments and so on.

By introducing the biometric identification system Acba Bank has further improved the availability and convenience of financial services. Thanks to this innovation it is possible to become a client of the bank and receive banking services regardless of time of day, location or availability of a bank branch.

Acba Bank will continue to present innovative, comfortable solutions not only contributing to the development of Armenia’s economy, but also contributing through technological solutions to the development of Armenia’s financial services on digital platforms and improving convenience for customers.

The Bank is controlled by the Central Bank of Armenia. -0-

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