Date:17/12/15
Azer-Turk Bank has started using electronic certificates in its work.
Thus, according to information provided by the Data Processing Centre (DPC) of the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies (MCHT) of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the clients of Azer-Turk Bank are now able to submit electronic certificates to the bank in online mode through the E-government portal. Note that by using electronic services on the E-government portal, citizens of the country can submit online 11 types of electronic certificates to the relevant agencies and organizations.
Another bank starts serving its clients via E-government portal
Azer-Turk Bank has started using electronic certificates in its work.Thus, according to information provided by the Data Processing Centre (DPC) of the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies (MCHT) of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the clients of Azer-Turk Bank are now able to submit electronic certificates to the bank in online mode through the E-government portal. Note that by using electronic services on the E-government portal, citizens of the country can submit online 11 types of electronic certificates to the relevant agencies and organizations.
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