Cargills Bank expands its ATM network

Rajagiriya - Cargills Bank Chief Financial Officer Prabhu Mathavan declared open the Rajagiriya off-site ATM

 Cargills Bank CEO Prem Kumar declared open the Staple Street off-site ATM

In a drive to provide more convenience and ease to its customers Cargills Bank has added four more ATMs to its network within the Colombo suburbs.

The four new ATMs will be operational at Cargills Food City premises in Staples Street, Rajagiriya, Wattala and Katubedda from today, 23 September, bringing banking services to customers in these areas, bank officials said.

Prem Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, Cargills Bank ceremonially opened the first of these off-site ATMs at Cargills Food City, Staple Street. He said; the opening of the four off-site ATMs reflects the bank’s ongoing service commitment to our customers. The bank will continue to increase its customer touch points through various channels enabling customers to undertake their banking transactions with ease and convenience.

Prem Kumar also added that the bank aims to expand its proprietary ATM presence around the island which has now grown to 7, along with the 2500 ATMs customers could transact at thanks to Cargills Bank’s partnership with the Lanka Pay’s Common ATM Network. The ‘Lanka Pay’ network allows customers of one bank to transact using an ATM of another member bank.  

Cargills Bank ltd. is a fully-fledged commercial bank and has three branches presently, located at Colpetty, Maitland Crescent, and Old Moor Street and provides a range of services and products, including current and savings accounts, fixed deposits, trade services and treasury services. 

The bank’s philosophy is to establish itself as an inclusive bank providing value propositions to all customers across all segments and is now on a path to building a unique banking culture.

Cargills Bank offers personal and business, savings and current accounts which provides added value to customers.