Monrovia – United Bank for Africa Liberia (UBAL) as part of efforts in making banking services available to its customers, has opened a new cash Office in Suakoko Bong County on the main campus of the Cuttington University.
The event wish coincided with the launch of Cuttington University’s Visa Prepaid ID card brought together students, faculty and staff of the University and UBA Staff.
The office will provide customers with advance 24hr ATM service, make it possible for them to Open Account, withdraw money as well as deposit cash and cheques. Other services include Africash, MoneyGram, Western Union, Nobel, among others.
The Co-Branded Visa Prepaid ID Card launched during the ceremony, will ease the constraints students experience during their registration process, by enabling students pay their school fees from UBA’s point of sale terminals, online, and also provide access to their financial record among several other great features.
The CO- Branded Visa Pre-paid ID Card platform is a state-of-the-art payment and collection system that is expected to bring efficiency to the financial system of Universities in Liberia and serves as both ID and bank Card.
Last month, UBA launched the same service for the graduate School of the African Methodist Episcopal University which has eased the payment and collection of fees for the University.
Speaking on behalf of the MD/CEO of UBA Liberia, Melody Mezay-Ketter who heads the Bank’s Marketing & Corporate Communications department said, the bank is pleased to implement innovative business ideas that won’t just bring income to the bank, but also make a difference in the financial sector of the Country.
She called on residents of Bong County to take advantage of the new Cash office on the Cuttington Campus to carry on all their banking transactions.
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