Date:03/07/12
Kapital Bank has launched “Mobile Banking” service, which allows its clients to pay – on a round-the-clock- basis - for utility and domestic and international mobile communication services, pay for cable TV and internet services, and get information on the banking account balance.
“Mobile Banking” service means maximum convenience for Kapital Bank`s clients as it saves their time and eliminates the need to look for the Bank`s branches and ATMs, or postal offices.
“Mobile banking” also allows to use “Kartdan Karta” service and receive a banking account report.
The service can be connected to at Kapital Bank`s branches, through www.kapitalbank.az website or the Bank`s ATMs.
More detailed information on the service can be obtained on www.kapitalbank.az website or by dialing the 196 Call Center.
Kapital Bank launches 'Mobile Banking' service
Kapital Bank has launched “Mobile Banking” service, which allows its clients to pay – on a round-the-clock- basis - for utility and domestic and international mobile communication services, pay for cable TV and internet services, and get information on the banking account balance.“Mobile Banking” service means maximum convenience for Kapital Bank`s clients as it saves their time and eliminates the need to look for the Bank`s branches and ATMs, or postal offices.
“Mobile banking” also allows to use “Kartdan Karta” service and receive a banking account report.
The service can be connected to at Kapital Bank`s branches, through www.kapitalbank.az website or the Bank`s ATMs.
More detailed information on the service can be obtained on www.kapitalbank.az website or by dialing the 196 Call Center.
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