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Starting Monday, 16 November, the Alta Bank branch in Prilep will also open, expanding the availability of banking services for the bank’s clients. At the Prilep branch, clients who have a deposit account but do not have a card will be able to withdraw cash of up to 20,000 denars within a two-week period, in accordance with the established limit, the Central Bank informs.
Alta Bank branches in Strumica and Tetovo, as well as the branch in Skopje in the Biser Trade Center, also continue to operate. At these branches, clients can withdraw cash at the counter within the established restrictions, as well as make payments for utility services, loan repayments, and other needs. Since November 10th, the Bank’s clients have also been able to use electronic and mobile banking services as part of the activities aimed at facilitating access to funds and the smooth execution of everyday financial obligations.
For clients who possess debit cards, a limit of up to 15,000 denars per week applies for the disposal of funds, while for those who do not have payment cards the limit is up to 20,000 denars over a two-week period. These restrictions are applied in total for all of the client’s accounts at the Bank and cover all channels for payments and cash withdrawals — that is, card payments in retail and online, cash withdrawals from ATMs and at branch counters, as well as payments via electronic and mobile banking.
Individuals may also fully dispose of new inflows into their accounts at Alta Bank if the funds come from payment accounts opened at other banks and other payment service providers. These additional inflows may be used without any amount restriction. With regard to companies, the payment of salaries, together with the corresponding taxes and contributions, is enabled for those that have regularly paid salaries through their payment accounts at the Bank over the past three months.