Seylan Bank offers attractive gifts for foreign remittances

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Seylan Bank has always been in the forefront in the remittance business partnering global remittance giants and has an agent network of banks and exchange houses worldwide. It also has its own bank representatives based in Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates offering advice and guidance in banking and remittance matters to the Sri Lankans working abroad.

Whilst offering banking and financial solutions to the migrant workers Seylan Bank also takes initiatives in looking after their social wellbeing. There are many events and annual gatherings that Seylan Bank extends sponsorships especially in the Middle East where the majority of the migrant population is based.
Seylan Bank in keeping up with its promise, ‘The Bank with a Heart’ has come up with yet another exciting offer for its remittance customers partnering with the global remittance services: MoneyGram, Express Money, RIA and Unistream.

Customers who remit money from overseas to their loved ones in Sri Lanka through any of the above mentioned remittance services are offered attractive gifts when they collect money from Seylan Bank.

A branded alarm clock is issued with every first remittance collected and an attractive travelling bag for the third remittance collected at any Seylan Bank branch islandwide. This exciting offer is valid from August 26 to October 31, 2015 or until stocks last.

Seylan Bank’s islandwide network of 158 branches is geared to offer the customers a fast, reliable and a secure transaction with the signature, friendly customer service which Seylan Bank is renowned for.

This offer is open to customers and non-customers of Seylan Bank. Any person with a valid proof of identity is able to avail himself for this offer when collecting money sent from abroad through Moneygram, Express Money, RIA and Unistream remittance services from Seylan Bank.

Next time, when you receive money from abroad, remember to step into a Seylan Bank branch to collect the money. This offer is not a draw and every customer is entitled for a free gift from Seylan Bank.

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