Sinhaputhra Savings link up with ATMs

Financial Times

Sinhaputhra Savings link up with ATMs

Sinhaputhra Savings account holders can now access approximately 610,000 Cirrus ATMs world wide and 27 million Maestro points of sale terminals.

According to a Sinhaputra press release account holders can now access their funds at Petrol Stations, Supermarkets, and Shopping Malls depicting the Maestro or Cirrus signs.

With one of the largest fixed deposit bases in the Central Province, the company hopes to primarily attract its own deposit base whilst opening this product to customers islandwide, it said.

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