Unibank branch in Vanadzor operates at a new address

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YEREVAN, March 6. /ARKA/. The Unibank branch in Vanadzor will now operate at 38/3 Grigor Lusavorich Street in the third largest city of Armenia.

More spacious and comfortable premises with a modern design allow for fast and high-quality service for a large number of clients. The branch also has a payment terminal for independent banking transactions.

In parallel with the development of mobile applications, Unibank is constantly upgrading its branch network in order to increase the availability of banking services and provide clients with a convenient service option.

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