Standard Chartered unveils ‘VVV Savings Account’ and ‘Super Value Current Account’

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Standard Chartered Bank has unveiled twin product brands VVV Savings Account and Super Value Current Account.

The product brands are market firsts and offer current and savings account holders, unique and tangible value.

The product brands are designed to offer Standard chartered current and savings account holders with convenience in their transactional needs, and reward them for their daily financial transactions such as retail purchases and utility payments.

 The VVV Savings Account and Super Value Current Account will deliver a value loaded package which will provide financial solutions on a convenient banking platform.  

Head of Consumer Banking Sanjay Wijemanne speaking of the product brands said, “One of the exclusive built-in features is that all customers paying a minimum of three utility bills, totalling Rs. 7,500 from their VVV Savings Account or Super Value Current Account via the Bank’s remote banking channels will be entitled to a Rs. 500 voucher every month. This voucher can be redeemed against goods purchased at selected merchants.”  

Other features include the cash back reward scheme and the tie-up with Laugfs Supermarkets. The cash back reward scheme is the only reward scheme in the market which enables the customer to be rewarded through their savings and current accounts. All VVV Savings Account and Super Value Current Account customers are entitled to an International Platinum Debit Card. One full rupee is credited to the customer’s VVV Savings Account or Super Value Current Account for every Rs. 200 spent on local or international merchant purchases using their Standard Chartered Bank Debit Card. The strategic tie-up with Laugfs Supermarkets will allow access to a 10% discount all year round (excluding a few selected items) at all Laugfs supermarket outlets when the purchases are made using the Standard Chartered Bank Debit Card issued from their savings or current account.

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