First Ukrainian International Bank has launched a credit card, which is a universal instrument for making daily purchases. Now with the credit card customers of FUIB can each day pay for goods and services all over the globe and in the Internet and make cash withdrawals. The credit card from FUIB enables customers to be ready for any contingent expenses and put at holder’s disposal the amount of up to 2 monthly earnings.

The credit card is issued for free for the first year of usage and this is why the customer pays nothing, if he does not use it. The card gives the possibility to purchase various goods and services today and pay for them later. The distinctive feature of the credit card from FUIB is the grace period of 46 days, which is applied both to payments at retail merchants and to cash withdrawals – unique offering in Ukraine.

Making repayment of the loan is simple, as the obligatory monthly instalment is made from the payroll account and contains no monthly fees, but only 5% of the outstanding debt and payment for actual use of the bank’s funds. The customers can control all credit card transactions 24/7 through SMS and Internet banking “PUMB Online”.

“A credit card is a convenient and popular all over the globe instrument of payment for goods and services. When creating this product, we considered the international experience and therefore I am confident that our customers will appreciate the advantages of using the credit card from FUIB. The funds can be used for any purpose, which gives freedom in making purchases. To open the card the minimum package of documents is required, and the credit line revolves after the debt is repaid. Now the credit card can be opened for customers, whose earnings are remitted to their accounts with FUIB, but in the near term we will make it available for all our customers,” comments Stephan Guglieri, Executive Director of FUIB.

One can get the details of the credit card advantages and apply for the credit card at 0 800 500 490 (toll-free landline and mobile calls within Ukraine), the web site www.pumb.ua or any of the outlets of FUIB.