CEC Bank today made a very important announcement regarding a series of big changes for all its customers in Romania, and we are talking about major improvements that target all of them. CEC Bank tells its customers that it has considerably simplified the payment methods for customers from all over Romania, and this means offering alternatives for going to the bank and making transactions directly in the agencies, which can be a real danger.
CEC Bank now offers internet banking or mobile banking solutions, which its customers from all over the country can enjoy right now to control their accounts remotely, or make transactions. Those from CEC Bank also say that transfers made to accounts in the bank's network are free for everyone, which means that no matter who you send money to, you will not be charged for that transaction by the bank.
CEC Bank: OFFICIAL, THE CHANGES for ALL Romanian Customers
CEC Bank it also says that it has reduced by 60% the commission that is charged for interbank transfers, so regardless of the amount, you should pay much, much less money. Here we are talking about the biggest benefit, because here were also the highest commissions charged by CEC Bank for customers from all over Romania, so the news is great, and that means you should be able to make transfers cheaper.
🏦 ➡️ 📱 Payment methods have been considerably simplified by using alternative options such as the Internet...
Published by CEC Bank pe Monday, August 17, 2020
CEC Bank he also has a special page on his website where he talks about all these very important changes he made for all his clients, so you can see the information there. There are many very good improvements that have come from CEC Bank in recent months, the Corona virus pandemic forcing banks to rethink to a great extent the way they interact with customers, this bringing even great benefits for us.
CEC Bank remains one of the most important banks in Romania, with millions of customers throughout the country, and services much easier to use by all of them right now.
