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UralSib Bank, a prominent Russian financial institution, has launched a new service called "Revenue Same Day" or "day-to-Day Revenue." This innovative offering allows customers to receive the proceeds from equity transactions on the same day the transaction is made[1][3].
The service aims to provide immediate cash flow access, addressing the needs of businesses that rely on timely liquidity from card payments processed through UralSib Bank’s acquiring services[1]. By eliminating delays in receiving payments, the service helps clients manage their revenue and avoid cash gaps.
While the specific fees associated with the "Revenue Same Day" service were not detailed in the available information, customers are encouraged to contact UralSib Bank directly or review the bank’s official tariffs and acquiring service agreement documents for precise information[1][3].
The service credits funds automatically twice a day, at 13:00 and 17:00. Customers can stay updated on their transactions through various channels associated with UralSib Bank, including Zen, Zen.News, Email Newsletter, Telegram, and VK[2]. For further inquiries, the contact number is 8-800-700-77-16.
More information about the "Revenue Same Day" service can be found on the UralSib Bank website, located at https://www.uralsib.ru[2]. The bank also holds a General License of the Bank of Russia (No. 30 dated 10.09.15).
[1] - Information obtained from the provided bullet points. [2] - Official sources: UralSib Bank website and press releases. [3] - Additional research and interpretation to present the information in a clear and cohesive manner.
- The "Revenue Same Day" service offered by UralSib Bank is designed to offer immediate cash flow access to businesses, particularly those that depend on prompt liquidity from card payments processed through the bank's acquiring services.
- By utilizing the "Revenue Same Day" service, businesses can manage their revenue more effectively, avoiding potential cash gaps and eliminating delays in receiving payments.
