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Mutual Trust Bank

#Bank Transfer#Card (credit or debit)#Installments

Mutual Trust Bank is a commercial bank based in Bangladesh. It offers various payment methods to its customers, including: – Bank transfer: Customers can transfer funds from their MTB […]

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Market coverage 1
  • Bangladesh
Currencies 5
  • Bangladesh Taka
  • Euro
  • Japan Yen
  • United Kingdom Pound
  • United States Dollar
Description

Mutual Trust Bank is a commercial bank based in Bangladesh. It offers various payment methods to its customers, including:

– Bank transfer: Customers can transfer funds from their MTB bank account to another national or international bank account.
– Credit/debit card: Customers can use their MTB credit/debit card to make online and in-store payments.
– Cheques: Customers can use MTB cheques to make payments.
– Mobile Banking: Customers can make payments using the bank’s mobile app, which is available on Android and iOS platforms.
– Internet Banking: Customers can make payments using the bank’s Internet Banking interface, which is accessible from their computer.

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