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Business | March 16, 2009, Monday // 17:28
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All DSK customers, who have a debit account will be able to deposit money to the account serving the debit card. File photo
DSK Bank is the first Bulgarian bank to offer ATM cash depositing services to its customers.
The brand new system passed the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) test for bill recognition.
The ATMs will accept all BGN bank-notes, except BGN 2, and the customers will be able to deposit up to 80 bank-notes. They will be accepted by the terminals at two times by forty.
All DSK customers, who have a debit account will be able to deposit money to the account serving the debit card. The service will be free of charge.
Depositing will be real time, which means that the amount of money will be available immediately after deposited.
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