Techcombank launches new money transfer service

Oct 20th at 11:18
20-10-2012 11:18:16+07:00

Techcombank launches new money transfer service

Techcombank has officially launched a new service to transfer and receive money via mobile subscriber numbers via F@st Banking in Ha Noi, HCM City and Da Nang.

Customers with an account at Techcombank, using F@st i-bank and ATMs, will benefit from this service.

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