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Free Telegraphic Transfers from Emirates NBD
DUBAI — Emirates NBD, the largest banking group in the Middle East in terms of assets, announced that it will be offering its online banking customers free telegraphic transfers.
The promotion will run from March 1 to April 30, and is valid for all local and international bank transfers that are conducted via BankNet, Emirates NBD’s comprehensive online banking system.
“At Emirates NBD, our customers are our priority, and we remain committed to making banking a convenient experience for them. As pioneers of online banking in the UAE, we are delighted to introduce our new promotion that will enable our customers to make local and international transfers with no extra fee,” said Suvo Sarkar, Executive Vice-President and General Manager for Retail Banking of Emirates NBD.
“Emirates NBD’s BankNet is a complimentary, user-friendly service that is extremely efficient, offering our customers the option to conduct their banking needs from the comfort of their home.”
With no queues, no fees and 24-hour availability, BankNet is the ideal solution for customers wishing to conduct secure, fast and easy transactions without stepping into a branch, allowing them to view their account details, transfer funds, open accounts and order chequebooks and ATM/debit cards online.
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