UNISTREAM Opens Flagship Service Outlet in Balti (Moldova)

Balti, Moldova, October 27, 2013 –(PR.com)– The UNISTREAM flagship outlet is located in the center of the city of Balti (Independentei, 39). It provides customers with high-tech and convenient money transfer services as well as professional consultation in banking products and services offered by Energbank, a strategic partner of UNISTREAM International Money Transfer System in Moldova.

The new office provides the following services: receiving address transfers, sending and receiving non-address transfers, making payments, repayment of loans. The UNISTREAM flagship service outlet is open five days a week, from Monday to Friday, from 08h30 to 16h30. The commission fee for money transfers to Russia, the CIS, and other foreign countries is 1% of the amount transferred.

“As for the specialized offices, we first of all focus on the quality of service and comfort for customers. The money transfer processing rate, the availability of all related information, the appropriate level of service and comfort � these are the distinctive features of such service outlets. By launching this flagship office, Energbank and UNISTREAM enable the people of Balti to use the highest quality services on a daily basis,” says Vasiliy Teslev, the head of the Energbank Treasury Department.

“UNISTREAM International Money Transfer System includes more than 330,000 service outlets in 100 countries around the world. Thanks to UNISTREAM, you can always quickly provide financial support to your loved ones despite the distance, and you can solve many other payment issues both in Moldova and abroad. The opening of the flagship outlet in Balti will make service even more comfortable for our customers,” says Vadim Brinzianu, the representative of the UNISTREAM System in Moldova.

UNISTREAM has more than 1,500 service outlets for customers in Moldova.

About UNISTREAM
UNISTREAM International Money Transfer System is one of the most popular such systems in Russia and the CIS. It is currently operating in over 100 countries through more than 333,500 locations, including self-service terminals.

UNISTREAM customers can transfer money, and also affect other kinds of payments (repay loans, pay for utility and other services. UNISTREAM Money Transfer System includes proprietary chains of service outlets and payment terminals.

In 2012, UNISTREAM became one of the co-founders of the National Payments Council, a non-profit partnership established under the aegis of the Central Bank of Russia and Russian Banks Association.

To read more about UNISTREAM, visit www.unistream.ru