Amana Bank opens new Warakapola Self Banking Centre

Opening of Warakapola Self Banking Centre by Warakapola Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Chandana Edirisinghe together with Vice President Retail Banking and Marketing Siddeeque Akbar and Assistant Vice President Business Proposition and Central Region Azam Ameer

Continuing its commitment towards expanding accessible and convenient banking services across Sri Lanka, Amana Bank recently opened its 47th Self Banking Centre in Warakapola, further strengthening the bank’s footprint and bringing banking convenience to the customers in the area.

Strategically located at No. 77, Kandy Road, Warakapola, the newly opened Self Banking Centre offers the customers 24/7 access to cash withdrawals, cash deposits, cheque deposits and bill payments, delivering greater convenience to individuals, businesses and the wider community in and around Warakapola.

The opening ceremony was attended by distinguished guests including Warakapola Divisional Secretary Rangana Sanjeewa, Warakapola Police Station Officer in Charge R.A.J.S. Ranaweera, together with the community leaders, business representatives, customers and well-wishers from the area. 

Representing Amana Bank at the occasion were Vice President Retail Banking and Marketing Siddeeque Akbar, Assistant Vice President Region 2 Azam Ameer, Manager Mawanella Branch Mohamed Razik and other officials of the bank.

Speaking at the event, Akbar stated, “Warakapola is an important addition to our growing network and we are delighted to become part of this vibrant community. Through our Self Banking Centre, we aim to bring our development-focussed and people-friendly approach to banking closer to the people of Warakapola by providing convenient, secure and round-the-clock access to essential banking services.”

As part of the opening celebrations, Amana Bank also carried out a community engagement initiative by distributing school stationery items to underprivileged primary schools in the area, reaffirming the bank’s commitment towards social responsibility and community development.