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Seylan Bank revamps website
Seylan Bank launched the revamped website www.seylan.lk on January 1 which now enables customers to experience a new level of convenience at their fingertips, while enhancing customer safety and well-being during a time of caution.
Seylan took measures to revamp the website with the latest technology to bring an easily accessible digital platform which is mobile responsive and compatible with all modern browsers. www.seylan.lk now features corporate, business and personal service offerings under separate segments with boosted navigation for easy accessibility and the revamped interface is refreshingly new for existing and new users, the bank said in a media release.
The site plays the role of a virtual bank branch by offering intelligent solutions online via a live chat option, omitting the need to visit a branch for information or to complete day-to-day banking transactions. These features establish customer safety and well-being during the time of global pandemic; a matter of pivotal importance to Seylan.
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