Unibank offers Visa cards with official symbols of the Olympic Games

YEREVAN, 26 July. /ARKA/. Unibank offers Visa Classic and Visa Gold cards with an exclusive Olympic design. The cards will be issued to coincide with the Summer Olympic Games to be held in Paris from 26 July to 11 August 2024.

With the help of Unibank’s multi-currency cards one can make transactions in the required currency – drams, euros, US dollars anywhere in the world. Multicurrency cards allow to conveniently pay for purchases abroad and easily convert funds between accounts using Unibank mobile application.

Such cards are especially convenient for those customers who often make online purchases in foreign online shops, travel or go on business trips.

Unibank Visa cardholders can use Apple Pay and Google Pay services, as well as send money transfers to Visa cards issued by foreign banks via Visa Direct directly from the UNIMobile mobile application. Money transfers from card to card are available in more than 60 countries of the world.

Issuance of cards with special Olympic Games design is a symbol of Unibank’s aspiration to popularise the sporting spirit and healthy lifestyle. On the eve of the Summer Games, Unibank raffled off cash prizes, souvenirs with the official Olympic Games symbols and gift trips to Paris among its customers.

For the convenience of cardholders, Unibank has a 24-hour support service: +374 10 555 385; +374 55 025 385 WhatsApp/Viber. -0-

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