A Number Of Belarusian Banks Have Implemented Changes

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Some banks have introduced new foreign exchange policies. "Zerkalo" has compiled a list of these changes.

Starting July 15, Neo Bank Asia has imposed a 1% fee on dollar transfers to accounts at other banks. The minimum fee is $60, and the maximum is $400.

“MTBank” announced that, starting August 6, the procedure for conducting currency exchange transactions will change in the NEMBO online currency exchange service. “Now, only cash transactions will be available. Currency exchange via accounts will remain available in the Moby app,” the financial institution clarified.

Starting July 7, Belgazprombank introduced a new dollar-denominated deposit called “25-Month Loyal VIP (Non-Cancelable).”

Starting July 1, “Tekhnobank” suspended accepting Russian rubles from individuals for remittances. “To process payments, Belarusian rubles will be accepted and converted into Russian rubles within the ‘Unistream’ system at the system’s exchange rate,” the financial institution reported. “Additionally, when transferring funds from the ‘Unistream’ system to a bank card, the funds will be credited only to cards of the ‘Mir’ payment system.”

Starting July 15, RRB Bank increased the interest rate on dollar-denominated deposits for individuals.

Starting July 17, Alfa-Bank restricted the ability to open “Alfa Deposit” demand deposits in Russian rubles with terms of 18 and 36 months across all channels.

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