Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched an ultramodern branch to offer its cherished customers a seamless banking experience.
The digital branch, located on the Oxford street opposite Shoprite, is the newest addition to the over 70 branches of Fidelity Bank across the country.
The plush banking hall also comes with an e-lounge to enable customers to undertake self-service in real time.
Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Julian Kingsley Opuni, explained that the branch has been furnished to provide services to its loyal customers in a comfortable, cozy and friendly atmosphere.
“Digital is the new age and the trend in banking so as a bank that wants to delight its customers at all touch points, we decided to open this branch so our customers can enjoy a pleasurable banking experience with real convenience.
We are currently present in all 10 regions of the country, and it’s our resolve to ensure a seamless banking experience across all our branches,” Mr. Opuni stated.
The bank also launched the second phase of the Switch & Smile campaign.
Under this campaign, it’s giving its customers four more reasons to smile this festive season through the Fidelity Mobile App, usage of Fidelity Visa Cards, remittance and loan repayment terms.
“This festive season, download the Fidelity Mobile App from google play store or the apple app store and enjoy convenience while being rewarded at the same time because the highest Mobile App transacting customer will each week win a Samsung Galaxy S9 for six weeks,” Julian disclosed.
Also, Fidelity Bank said in the spirit of Christmas, its customers can obtain salary backed loans of up to GH¢200,000 and enjoy a three-month payment holiday.
Fidelity’s MD added that as part of the second phase of the Switch and Smile campaign, the bank has collaborated with its lifestyle partners to give whooping discounts ranging from 0-15% from selected service providers such as Delta Airlines, Appolonia City, Exotic Trends Saloon.
Customers will enjoy these discounts by making payments with any of the Fidelity Visa cards.
Mr. Opuni announced that the bank has met the minimum capital requirement of GH¢400 million following the passage of a special resolution by shareholders of the bank on 30th November during an Emergency General Meeting to move GH¢50 million from its income surplus to the existing stated capital GH¢354 million.
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