BAC A BANK launches Super Free Combo

Sep 22nd at 07:26
22-09-2022 07:26:22+07:00

BAC A BANK launches Super Free Combo

On September 20, BAC A BANK debuted the Super Free Combo package for individual customers, including all services such as account payment, internet and mobile banking, and domestic debit cards.

BAC A BANK is now offering an exceptional service free of charge. When registering a Super Free Combo package at the bank, customers will get all the services specified in the package free of charge.

This covers nearly 20 types of services, including opening and maintaining an account; internet and mobile banking; SMS banking; 24/7 interbank transfer fees, and many more services. BAC A BANK does not require a minimum account balance, helping customers access and experience financial services and utilities in the simplest and most convenient way.

To own the Super Free Combo package, customers only need to perform a few simple procedures. They can go directly to any branch or transaction office of BAC A BANK nationwide or use a few minutes to register online on the BAC A BANK Mobile Banking application, via phone identification method or eKYC anytime, anywhere.

BAC A BANK’s Super Free Combo package is offering numerous benefits to customers

In parallel, new customers will be offered $2.20 in their accounts or for the first time they use eKYC via mobile banking. Besides that, $1.30 will be given to customers who refer friends to open an account – this initiative will be implemented until the end of October 13.

During its 28-year journey of development, BAC A BANK has improved its service quality and introduced optimal products, providing many modern utilities for customers.

The newly launched Super Free Combo package of BAC A BANK not only optimises costs for customers but also creates favourable conditions to encourage and promote cashless payments – a trend that is becoming more and more popular in today’s society.

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