ICICI ties up with mChek to issue electronic cards

Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 16:21 [IST]

Mumbai, May 26: ICICI Bank has reportedly joined hands with mChek so as to be able to provide electronic cards to customers.

ICICI bank entered into a tie up with leading mobile payment solutions provider, mChek on Tuesday, May 26. Under the agreement, ICICI in association with Visa International and mChek, will issue electronic debit and credit cards.

Customers can active the service by sending an SMS MCHEK to 5676709, said a press release.

With this service the customers can pay bills, transfer money, pay insurance premiums, purchase tickets and more.

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