How can Sri Lankan charities find international donors and partners?

Commercial Bank expands country’s largest ATM network to 500

- www.ft.lk

The ATM network of the Commercial Bank of Ceylon has connected its milestone 500th terminal, further consolidating its status as the largest electronic cash dispensing system owned by a single bank in Sri Lanka.

This landmark was reached with the opening of an ATM at Maradana Railway Station. Commercial Bank’s ATM network has grown rapidly, adding 100 terminals in the past five months.
The 500th ATM machine was ceremonially commissioned by Commercial Bank Chief Information Officer Rohan Muttiah in the presence of Railways General Manager B.A.P. Ariyaratne.
On average, the bank’s ATM network dispenses approximately Rs. 600 million daily, the highest volume by a cash dispensing facility in Sri Lanka, and processes on average 140,000 transactions a day. The bank’s ATMs also hold the top spot in terms of reliability, with the highest ‘up-time’ according to statistics.
“Our transaction figures speak for themselves,” said Rohan Muttiah, Chief Information Officer of Commercial Bank.
“They prove that the Commercial Bank’s ATM network plays an important part in the lives of the citizens of the country, and are also testimony to the reliability of the equipment and the high quality of our maintenance.”
Located in every district of the country, especially in the vicinity of major cities, Commercial Bank teller machines are installed at 213 branches of the bank as well as at 100 conveniently accessible off-site locations.
In addition to facilitating withdrawals, the bank’s ATM machines enable convenient settlement of water and electricity bills, bills of Dialog, Mobitel, Etisalat, Hutch and Lanka Bell networks, and Commercial Bank Credit Card payments 24-hours a day, 365-days of the year.
The bank’s network of teller machines is also linked with millions of ATMs across the world.
ATM cum Shopping Debit cardholders of the bank can withdraw up to Rs. 40,000 on a single instance if funds are available in their accounts. Commercial Bank offers customers the option of increasing their daily withdrawal limit up to Rs. 100,000.
Commercial Bank ATMs also support the networks of Mastercard, Maestro, Cirrus, Visa, Plus, Amex, Discover and Diner’s Club thus enabling tourists and other visitors to Sri Lanka to withdraw money from their overseas accounts for spending in the country.
The only Sri Lankan bank to be listed among the top 1,000 Banks in the world, Commercial Bank operates 213 online and real time linked branches, service points and supermarket banking counters in the country.
The bank has been adjudged ‘Best Bank in Sri Lanka’ for 13 consecutive years by ‘Global Finance’ Magazine and has won multiple awards as the country’s best bank from ‘FinanceAsia,’ ‘Euromoney’ and ‘Trade Finance’ magazines.

You may also like

- colombotelegraph.com

[…]The post Classical Erudition Of SWRD Bandaranaike appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.

- adaderana.lk

The Court of Appeals ordered a petition filed seeking to invalidate the recent order issued by the Colombo District Court preventing Minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe from functioning as the Acting Chairman of Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP), to be taken up for consideration on May 02.

- adaderana.lk

Two accused who were found guilty of attacking a person to death with a sharp weapon in the Gas Paha Junction area in Colombo around 22 years ago, have been sentenced to death by court.

- adaderana.lk

Three individuals from the Pahala Karannagoda area of Warakagoda in Kalutara, have died due to a sudden illness after consuming illicit liquor.

- onlanka.com

An associate of the organized criminal Maddumage Lasantha Chandana Perera, also known as ‘Angoda Lokka,’ was apprehended at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake.The post Key associate of ‘Angoda Lokka’ apprehended at BIA with forged passport appeared first on Sri Lanka News | Breaking News & Top Stories in Sri Lanka | ONLANKA.

- onlanka.com

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) confiscated 86 kg of suspected heroin valued at INR 6.02 billion from a Pakistani boat, which was heading to Sri Lanka.The post Indian Coast Guard seize 86kg drugs from Pakistan boat heading to Sri Lanka appeared first on Sri Lanka News | Breaking News & Top Stories in Sri Lanka | ONLANKA.

Resources for Sri Lankan Charities:View All

How important are accountability and transparency for a charity to receive international donations
How important are accountability and transparency for a charity to receive international donations

Sri Lankan Events:View All

Sep 02 - 03 2023 12:00 am - 1:00 am Sri Lankan Events - Canada
Sep 09 2023 7:00 pm Sri Lankan Events - Australia
Sep 16 2023 6:00 pm - 11:30 pm Sri Lankan Events - USA
Oct 14 2023 8:00 am Sri Lankan Events - UK

Entertainment:View All

Technology:View All

Local News

Local News

Sri Lanka News

@2023 - All Right Reserved. Designed and Developed by Rev-Creations, Inc