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23 Apr 2020 | Thu 15:54
Bank of Maldives
Bank of Maldives
Bank of Maldives
Bank of Maldives services
BML to provide essential services on Monday and Wednesday
 
Customers are urged to access banking services online during the lockdown period, which was extended until 30 April
 
The bank will provide essential services from 09:30am to 12:00pm on 27 and 28 April.
 
BML will provide essential services from 09:30am to 12:30pm on 27 and 28 April

The country’s national bank, Bank of Maldives will be providing essential services on Monday and Wednesday.

The reveal was made via a statement by the bank on Thursday, as such, the bank will provide essential services from 09:30am to 12:00pm on 27 and 28 April.

Although the bank’s branches and service centers remain closed due to the lockdown declared by the government, essential services have been made available. This was done as safeguarding the health of customers remains the highest priority of the bank.

The statement reads that customers are required to fill out ande-maila TT application form with the relevant supporting documents such as the invoice, to the bank or submit a request for TT through internet banking.

Applications that are received by 11am will be processed the same day.

In addition, payroll requests will be accepted via e-mail as well and details of the required documents have been made available on the bank’swebsite.

Cheque processing for ATM cheques will also be provided, as such, all clearing cheques deposited to ATMs will be sent for clearing the next day and cheques deposited before 11:30am will be processed the same day.

Further, ACH requests received through internet banking by 10am will also be processed the same day for local bank transfers while transfers above MVR 100,000 that are requested through internet banking by 11:30am will be processed the same day as well along with MRTGS requests received by the same time.

The statement goes on to read that cash services have been halted at branches and only the customers authorized to do so can continue to use ATM services. The daily deposit limit is MVR 500,000 for businesses and MVR 100,000 for individuals.

BML urged customers to access banking services online during the lockdown period, which was extended to a fortnight on Friday.

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