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20 Jun 2021 | Sun 15:29
Customers who have permission from authorities can continue to use ATMs for cash withdrawal
Customers who have permission from authorities can continue to use ATMs for cash withdrawal
BML branches closure
BML service centers, branches to remain closed through Thursday
Branches will closed in order to ensure the safety of customers and staff
Customers who have permission from authorities can continue to use ATMs for cash withdrawal
BML will be providing essential services online on all weekdays

All branches and services centers of Bank of Maldives (BML) will remain closed through Thursday.

The country’s national bank revealed this via an announcement, noting that this was done as a precautionary measure against the worsening Covid-19 situation in the country, and in line with the measures implemented by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) to control the spread of the virus.

Until June 24, all branches and service centers including the Customer Service Center will be closed to the public, as BML’s highest priority currently is to ensure and safeguard the health and safety of their employees as well as customers.

However, BML revealed that card collection services will be provided at the Customer Service Center from Sunday to Thursday between 10am and 2pm.

Card collection services will also be made available at the BML Hulhumalé branch between 10am and 2pm on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

As per an announcement made by the country’s central bank, Maldives Monetary Authority in the face of the new and improved precautionary measures across the capital region, BML brought changes to its banking services in late May.

In this regard BML has urged customers to bank from home, for everyday banking and customers with required permits from the relevant authorities will be allowed to use ATMs for cash withdrawal and deposits.

Individual customers may deposit up to MVR 100,000 on a daily basis whereas businesses will be allowed to deposit up to MVR 500,000 per day, if they have the required permit from authorities to use ATMs for cash withdrawal and deposits.

In addition, BML announced that they will be providing essential services through online platforms on weekdays, to ensure continued customer support. These services include processing requests for international transfer and payroll processing through emails as well as processing cheques deposited at ATMs.

Further, in accordance with MMA’s operational changes, BML revealed that local bank transfers via ACH, RTGS and other bank cheques will be available on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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