BAC A BANK removes fees for its debit card and e-banking services
The new policy includes all transactions involving money transfers within and outside its system, including transfers via internet and mobile banking and at ATMs.
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| BAC A BANK is now offering many services without collecting any fees |
With this policy, customers can feel free when conducting transactions without concerns over fees. This will help boost non-cash payments as encouraged by the State Bank of Vietnam.
For customers with a frequent demand for cash, BAC A BANK also applies a policy on collecting no fees for cash withdrawals within and outside its system for all levels of transactions. Thus, both money transfer and withdrawal are free of charge.
In addition, a series of BAC A BANK services are still maintained without fees, such as account registrations, PIN code changes, and many others.
As for SMS Banking, BAC A BANK has offered a monthly fee of VND10,000 ($0.43) – excluding VAT – for a mobile phone number. Customers will receive information about new services and products, as well as other services.
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