Restored at its old heritage building, Bank of Ceylon’s Kandy Second City branch Opens doors to a seamless and reliable banking experience accompanied with digital banking services for its customers, as it was recently relocated back to its own premise at No.22 Dalada veediya.
The opening ceremony of BOC Kandy Second City branch branch took place with the patronage of the bank’s General Manager Mr. Russel Fonseka and BOC’s Non-Executive Director Prof Kithsiri Liyanage. Diyawadana Nilame Sri Dalada Maligawa Pradeep Nilanga Dela, Kandy District secretary of Central Provincial Council Mr. Ajith Premathilaka, DGM Product and Banking Development Mr.Y A Jayathiaka, DGM Branch Operations-Mr.Priyal Silva, DGM Support Services-Mrs. Priyanthi Wijesekara, AGM Central Province- Mr. S W M S Wijesinghe, AGM Administrative Service – Mr.K C Mahawatta, Officials of the Bank’s Province office and well-wishers were also among other distinguished guests.
Restored preserving its heritage, BOC’s Kandy Second City branch will provide customers the access to a full range of modern banking services including digital banking applications such as Smart Online, SmartPay, B App and SmartGen enabled products under one roof. Customers can avail themselves of international debit/credit cards and international money transfer/remittances services. In order to conduct daily banking transactions with greater convenience, BOC customers are also encouraged also enroll for digital banking services such as BOC Smart online banking, B-APP mobile banking and SmartPay QR scan mobile app.
The branch is connected with the network of over 2000 BOC customer touch points including 653 BOC branches across the country, hence, customers are privilege to carry out banking transactions to any part of the country through this branch. In offering a one-stop smart banking service to its customers, Kandy Second City branch extends a wide array of banking services to its customers inclusive of deposit products such as current and local or foreign currency savings/fixed deposit accounts, investment plans, retail loan products and special development loans schemes.
