NDB Ran Naya Service Offers an advance amount of up to Rs. 80,000 at just 0.64% Interest

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Understanding the need for urgent payments, NDB Bank’s Ran Naya service offers an advance amount of up to Rs. 80,000 for 24 carat gold sovereign at the lowest interest rate of just 0.64%.

“NDB’s Ran Naya service offers its customers a speedy, reliable and confidential service, coupled with a hassle free operation and utmost security for their gold at more than 87 NDB branches island-wide with no hidden costs involved. One of the added benefits offered via the NDB Ran Naya service is the ability for a customer to pay in accordance with the cash in their hand, thus allowing redemptions via part payments as well,” the bank said in a media release.

NDB’s Ran Naya service also allows customers the option to choose a required advance amount, interest rate as well as a repayment period.

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