DFCC Bank, a pioneer in commercial banking, has announced its partnership with Quickmed.lk to ensure greater accessibility and affordability, with regard to the services offered by the health and wellness pharmacy, for all DFCC Credit Cardholders.
DFCC Bank will now provide a 0%, 12-month Easy Payment Plan for all healthcare transactions through the online pharmacy that are above Rs.6,500 and are initiated by the 30th of September 2021. DFCC Cardholders will also benefit from an exclusive 15% discount on their total bill, with a 1% CashBack on all products purchased at Quickmed.lk, allowing them to save with every swipe. The bank has decided to support this initiative by waiving both the credit card joining fee and the first year annual fee for new cards obtained until the 30th of September 2021and a DFCC Credit Card can be applied for online through the bank’s website, the bank said in a media release.
Quickmed.lk, one of the leading health & wellness online pharmacies in Sri Lanka, delivers all healthcare needs to the customer’s doorsteps. The pharmacy is one of the few that supports island-wide delivery and is optimized to allow customers to conveniently satisfy their health and wellness needs from the safety of their homes, reducing risk of exposure while ensuring customer satisfaction and convenience.
Commenting on the new partnership, Vice President/Head of Card Centre of DFCC Bank, Denver Lewis, stated, “We are happy to announce our new partnership with Quickmed.lk, which brings a multitude of benefits for all DFCC Bank credit cardholders. This enables cardholders to secure their health and safety through the purchase of premium wellness products, at reduced costs, and eases their financial burden when doing so. Promoting affordability is a key value that drives our activities as a premier commercial bank. The easy payment and cashback schemes introduced through this partnership are yet another indication of our commitment to continuously add value through innovative and impactful financial solutions.”
Quickmed.lk CEO, Sujeewa Samaraweera, commented, “Our new partnership with DFCC Bank allows us to more effectively deliver the best possible healthcare solutions to all of society. The partnership enables us to achieve our goal of ensuring all customers have access to more affordable health and wellness products of their choice, all from the safety of their homes. With the current economic conditions due to the ongoing pandemic, the affordability and financial inclusivity brought about by the partnership, stands to benefit all parts of society during these testing times.”
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