Rafidain does the service of transferring funds to citizens electronically

[yota691]

Rafidain Bank announces the activation of electronic money transfer service inside Iraq

 Twilight News    
 5 hours ago

Shafaq News / Rafidain Bank announced on Sunday the activation of the transfer of funds to citizens electronically between the branches of the State Bank on the one hand and private banks on the other in Baghdad and the provinces.

The information office of the bank said in a statement to the twilight news that it was decided to apply the system of electronic remittances and a citizen who has funds in the banks of civil governorates can transfer his assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period.

The move also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer money anywhere.

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[yota691]

Rafidain Bank has started activating an important money transfer service

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Al-Rafidain Bank announced the activation of the transfer of funds to citizens electronically between the branches of the State Bank on the one hand and private banks on the other in Baghdad and the provinces.
The bank’s information office said in a statement that it “decided to apply the system of electronic remittances and a citizen who has funds in the banks of civil authorities in the transfer of his assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period.”
“This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is,” the statement said.

[yota691]

Rafidain does an important money transfer service

 

Economy News _ Baghdad

Al-Rafidain Bank announced the activation of the transfer of funds to citizens electronically between the branches of the State Bank on the one hand and private banks on the other in Baghdad and the provinces. 
The bank's information office said in a statement received by "Economy News" a copy of it, "It was decided to apply the system of electronic remittances and a citizen who has funds in the banks of civil authorities in the transfer of assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period." 
"This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is," the statement said.

 

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[nannab]

This is amazing news a a legit bank doing money transfers.

Thank you Yota ! Good mornig DV

[currenzcraze]

The below statement ccaught my attention because why would non-members of a bank need to transfer money wherever he is.  I think we are close.

 

The bank's information office said in a statement received by "Economy News" a copy of it, "It was decided to apply the system of electronic remittances and a citizen who has funds in the banks of civil authorities in the transfer of assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period." 
"This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is," the statement said

[yota691]

Rafidain does the service of transferring funds to citizens electronically

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Baghdad - Asia News Channel

Rafidain Bank announced on Sunday the activation of the transfer of funds to citizens electronically between the branches of the bank on the one hand and private banks in the other in Baghdad and the provinces.

"It is decided to apply the system of electronic transfers, and the citizen who has funds in the civil banks in the provinces can transfer his assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period," the bank's press office said in a statement.

"This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is," the statement said.

[Donziman]

If i were the CBI this feature could be taxed directly to the bank because

the banks save money by not needing so many employees. Guess what

would be the purpose of this new tax? I'm thinking it could replace profits

made from the auction allowing them to STOP the auction.  

[Floridian]

3 hours ago, yota691 said:

Rafidain does an important money transfer service

 

Economy News _ Baghdad

Al-Rafidain Bank announced the activation of the transfer of funds to citizens electronically between the branches of the State Bank on the one hand and private banks on the other in Baghdad and the provinces. 
The bank's information office said in a statement received by "Economy News" a copy of it, "It was decided to apply the system of electronic remittances and a citizen who has funds in the banks of civil authorities in the transfer of assets to Rafidain Bank in any province and a short period." 
"This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is," the statement said.

 

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That bill has a 1 in the upper left corner.  Could that be a lower denom?

Or is it some bill from another country?

 

[gregp]

10 minutes ago, Floridian said:

 

That bill has a 1 in the upper left corner.  Could that be a lower denom?

Or is it some bill from another country?

 

 

That is a 2003 series banknote. It’s still in circulation. 

[Floridian]

46 minutes ago, gregp said:

 

That is a 2003 series banknote. It’s still in circulation. 

 

I didn't know they still had 1 dinar bills.  I've never seen one.

Thanks, GregP.  

[Laid Back]

This step also includes a citizen who does not have an account at the bank who can also transfer his money wherever he is," the statement said.

 

 

Go CBI

Go e-banking

Go New monetary policy 

Go RV

[NextYear]

1 hour ago, gregp said:

 

That is a 2003 series banknote. It’s still in circulation. 

 

Wait, they have $1 bills in circulation? I thought there were no lower denoms in circulation. If I knew that, I would have made sure my source of my dinars got those instead and never have to worry about a lop off the larger bills.

[Jaygo]

22 minutes ago, NextYear said:

 

Wait, they have $1 bills in circulation? I thought there were no lower denoms in circulation. If I knew that, I would have made sure my source of my dinars got those instead and never have to worry about a lop off the larger bills.

 

Cant get $1 notes or we all would have them and so would the people in Iraq. 

[Rmc10]

I think it's the $10,000 note. Not sure though. 

[rwharnden]

12 minutes ago, Rmc10 said:

I think it's the $10,000 note. Not sure though. 

It is a $10,000 note

[NextYear]

22 minutes ago, Rmc10 said:

I think it's the $10,000 note. Not sure though. 

 

10 minutes ago, rwharnden said:

It is a $10,000 note

 

Ah yeah, just checked the CBI website and it is indeed a 10,000 note. The backside has the printed 10,000 the side with the headshot has the squiggly line that looks like a 1.

 

 

Edited January 28, 2018 by NextYear

[fnbplanet]

29 minutes ago, Rmc10 said:

I think it's the $10,000 note. Not sure though. 

 

It's a 2003 version of the 10,000 Iraqi Dinar note, which differs slightly from the 2013 version.  Still current legal tender.  The four dots after the one are zeroes.

 

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[gregp]

4 hours ago, Floridian said:

 

I didn't know they still had 1 dinar bills.  I've never seen one.

Thanks, GregP.  

 

I’m sorry. I should have clarified, that’s a $10,000 note.