HDBank to refund 30% of women’s e-bills

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HDBank’s women customers will receive a refund of 30 percent of the value of the bills they pay using its eBanking system from October 18 to 31 in case of transactions of at least VND100,000 (US$4.28).

From October 18 to 31 HDBank will run a promotion programme offering women customers a 30 per cent refund of the bills they pay online to mark Vietnamese Women’s Day, October 20. Their minimum payment should be VND100,000 (US$4.28). — Photo Courtesy of HDBank

HDBank’s women customers will receive a refund of 30 percent of the value of the bills they pay using its eBanking system from October 18 to 31 in case of transactions of at least VND100,000 (US$4.28).

The promotion, to celebrate Vietnamese Women’s Day, October 20, will offer a maximum refund of VND90,000 ($3.85).

According to the lender, more and more women customers are opting to pay their bills online due to the convenience and speed it offers.

HDBank’s eBanking system offers online bill payment services, enabling customers to pay their electricity, water, internet, cable TV, and mobile phone bills, do online shopping and transfer money conveniently and quickly. — VNS

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