Eleksnet and VISA International to Help Replenish VISA Card Accounts Via Special Terminals

Published: 22 October 2005 y., Saturday
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The Eleksnet group and the VISA International payment system have announced the start of a unique service for the Russian financial market. Russian VISA card accounts will be replenished via Eleksnet terminals.
There are more than 20 million VISA card holders in Russia. Card accounts can now be replenished only in roubles. The maximum amount is equal to $1,000 weekly. Funds are placed on a VISA card within three work days. Card replenishing transactions via Eleksnet terminals are processed by IMPEXBank’s processing centre.

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