Acba bank launches the new American Express Gold Debit Card
YEREVAN, February 5. /ARKA/.Acba bank, American Express' licensee in Armenia, launches the new American Express Gold Debit Card, offering exclusive benefits in travel and for everyday spend*. The new American Express Gold Debit Card is available in USD and EUR.
With the launch of the new American Express Gold Debit Card, Acba bank continues to provide customers with premium banking services.
Key benefits of the American Express Gold Debit Card* include :
- Fast Track at Zvartnots International Airport in Erevan: Card Members can use the Fast Track service free of charge up to twice per year for themselves, or once per year when accompanied by a guest. This Fast Track service offers priority passage through passport control and security screening areas. .
-Priority Pass: Card Members can access Priority Pass lounges free of charge at over 1800 airports worldwide, either twice per year for themselves, or once per year when accompanied by a guest, enjoying premium comfort before their fligh., .
-Ability to earn Membership Rewards® Points on purchases which can be exchanged for a wide range of rewards.
-A comprehensive insurance services package (travel and shopping).
-A Roadside Assistance service.
-The possibility of having up to 4 supplementary cards, including 2 free of charge.
* Terms and conditions apply. Learn more about the American Express Gold Debit Card here.
About Acba bank
Acba bank is one of the leading financial institutions in Armenia and the absolute leader in financing the country’s agricultural sector. By leveraging the latest digital solutions and innovative technologies, the bank continually enhances both the scope and quality of its financial services. With 66 branches across all regions of Armenia, Acba is one of the largest employers in the country and within its financial system. Acba bank's shareholders are: Acba Federation (75% shareholding), Proparco, a subsidiary of the French Development Agency (AFD) group (10% shareholding), as well as more than 5000 individual and legal entity shareholders who own the bank's free float shares (15% shareholding). -0-
