MB launches JCB Sakura card

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MBBank launched its MB JCB Sakura international classic, gold and platinum credit cards on Monday in Ha Noi.

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — MBBank launched its MB JCB Sakura international classic, gold and platinum credit cards on Monday in Ha Noi.

The cards use EMV chip technology, which is a global standard for credit and debit cards based on technology from Europay, MasterCard and Visa card schemes, which developed it. Card-holders can easily control all transactions from anywhere via SMS, email and netbanking services.

MB has a wide network of more than 220 transaction points nationwide and two branches in Laos and Cambodia. It is one of the leading banks in terms of basic business criteria. The cards of JCB, a prestigious Japanese credit card organisation, are accepted in 190 countries and territories. It has more than 20 branches and representatives in the world. — VNS

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