Seylan Bank PLC expanded its off-site Automated Teller Machine (ATM) network with the addition of two new units installed at the Colombo National Hospital and in Trincomalee recently.
With these additions, people who are visiting the Colombo National Hospital will be able to withdraw cash conveniently 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. Meanwhile, the second off-site ATM established at the Divine Mercy Shrine, Alles Garden, Trincomalee will allow customers in the vicinity to access their accounts 24 hours a day, providing greater convenience and accessibility.
“We’re aware that ATMs are an alternative channel to access money. As the bank with a heart, we want to enhance our ATM network to offerour customers the opportunity to have access to their banking needs wherever they go.” said Gamika De Silva, Head of Marketing and Sales at Seylan Bank.
Along with over 200 ATMs of Seylan Bank, customers also have access to another 3700+ ATMs through the Lanka Pay Network using the Seylan Bank’s Debit Card. While being globally recognised at millions of merchant locations, Seylan customers can also keep a tab of their ATM and merchant transactions by subscribing to the SMS alert service offered as an added security feature and convenience, free of charge.
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| Director and CEO of Seylan Bank, Kapila Ariyaratne opening the ATM at National Hospital accompanied by Dr. W.K. Wickremasinghe, Deputy Director General of Health Services National Hospital of Sri Lanka. |
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