Date:24/02/12
The ‘AzeriCard’ processing center has upgraded the ‘MobileBank’ service. Now, it is much easier for subscribers to connect to this service. According to information received from ‘AzeriCard’, subscribers don’t need to visit mobile operators’ offices to change their Sim-cards and they don’t need to apply to banks any more.
All they now need is just to enter registration codes at ATMs and to download special midlets to their phones through the Internet.
Another advantage of ‘MobilBank’ is that this service can be used by both local and foreign mobile operators. Let’s note that using the ‘MobilBank’ service subscribers can check their account balances, block accounts if their cards have been stolen or lost, transfer money from one card to another, pay for Internet services and utilities.
‘AzeriCard’ processing center upgrades ‘MobileBank’ service
The ‘AzeriCard’ processing center has upgraded the ‘MobileBank’ service. Now, it is much easier for subscribers to connect to this service. According to information received from ‘AzeriCard’, subscribers don’t need to visit mobile operators’ offices to change their Sim-cards and they don’t need to apply to banks any more.All they now need is just to enter registration codes at ATMs and to download special midlets to their phones through the Internet.
Another advantage of ‘MobilBank’ is that this service can be used by both local and foreign mobile operators. Let’s note that using the ‘MobilBank’ service subscribers can check their account balances, block accounts if their cards have been stolen or lost, transfer money from one card to another, pay for Internet services and utilities.
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