BAC Honduras Invests in Full ATMs

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24 new ATMs will be opened in San Pedro Sula, Puerto Cortés and El Progreso. An additional 10 will be opened in a second phase.

“The service is very practical; the machine offers a detailed menu of the possibilities offered to the user. BAC will launch an informational campaign with manuals for its clients”.

Source: laprensa.hn

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