Banif Bank brings a new dimension to shopping

Banif Bank launch the Hello Kitty debit card

Banif Bank is keeping its promise to offer innovative banking products to its clients, with the launch of yet another unique card in association with the world-renowned brand Hello Kitty: this time, a new stylish debit card that stands out from the rest.

The new Hello Kitty Debit Card is a must-have for all the female shopping aficionados. Apart from the trendy design, the card includes a free Purchase Protection Insurance cover, so a wide range of goods purchased with the Hello Kitty Debit Card are automatically insured against loss, theft or damage.

Over and above that, the Bank is offering every new card holder a set of discount vouchers from leading fashion outlets in Malta and Gozo.

"Following the success achieved with the launch of the Hello Kitty Credit Card, the Bank has now added the debit card version of the Hello Kitty brand to its ever-growing card portfolio.

Banif believes that the Hello Kitty Debit Card will be another popular card product, particularly because it will give a different dimension to the shopping experience. Card holders will have more fun shopping around with their trendy card, with the added benefit that their purchases are insured," stated Mr Stephen Grech, Head of eChannels & Cards Office at Banif Bank, when announcing the product's launch.

Like all the other Visa debit cards, the new Hello Kitty Card gives direct access to the card holder's funds in the current or savings accounts from any ATM world-wide that accepts Visa cards. The Hello Kitty Debit Card can also be used for everyday shopping from any outlet that accepts EPOS transactions or to effect online purchases.

More information about the Hello Kitty Debit Card can be obtained from the Bank's website www.banif.com.mt or by visiting one of the Bank's branches in Malta and Gozo.

Make sure that the Hello Kitty Debit Card is the latest accessory in your purse!

 

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Well done! BANIF is proving itself an aggressive contender. It is a pity BANIF is so small and its published accounts record massive losses of its share capital. Therefore it might not offer the peace of mind people automatically associate with size, especially concerning financial institutions. This is unfortunately a shame.