Tanzania Bank Launches Deposit ATMs

In an effort to improve customer service, the National Bank of Commerce (NBC) has announced the launch of deposit taking Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) at various branches across Tanzania.

According to the Head of Digital and Alternative Channels for the NBC, Raymond Mutagahywa, the new network of ATMs will be available at locations in Kariakoo, Kinondoni, Mlimani City and at Corporate Branches in the Dar es Salaam region.

“The introduction of these ATMs will ensure that our customers enjoy the convenience of being able to deposit cash into their accounts through our network of deposit taking ATMs,” he said, “The deposit taking ATMs are fast, easy, convenient and real time.”

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Customers can deposit as much as TZS 1.5 million per person at the four locations with plans for the bank to launch additional locations in 2015.

The NBC has been in the market for more than 45 years and currently serves approximately 48 million customers and clients worldwide in personal, corporate, business and investment banking as well as wealth management.

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