Union Bank Debit Cards announce seasonal savings

Union Bank Debit cardholders will have the opportunity to enjoy sizeable savings on their seasonal shopping with a range of discounted offers on clothing, textiles, accessories, electronics, groceries, stationery, homeware and furniture at leading retail outlets islandwide.     

Union Bank Visa International Debit Shopping Card will offer up to 30% savings this season at popular shopping destinations including The Factory Outlet, Adidas, Cool Planet, Hameedia, The Kidz Warehouse, Fashion Bug, BATA, Steel Blue and Raymond. The cardholders can also avail discounts at popular bookshops such as Expographics and Sarasavi and enjoy savings at Laugfs supermarkets island-wide on selected days in December. Helping clients to enhance their lifestyles this season, Union Bank Debit Cards will offer a number of lifestyle offers from leading merchants in the country including Alpha Industries and United Motors Lanka PLC.   

Introduced in both Platinum and Classic, the Union Bank Visa Debit Card incorporates an extensive range of features, enabling cardholders to access attractive offers and discounts while enjoying the ease of online shopping and convenient bill payments.    

Applying for a Union Bank VISA International Debit Shopping Card is simple and requires a Union Bank current or savings account. The card extends a host of value additions including free SMS alerts on transactions, easy access to Union Bank accounts from over 4,000 ATMs across the island and worldwide access to Union Bank accounts at over two million VISA ATMs and more than 40 million VISA merchants globally.

Further assistance and details on Union Bank Visa Debit Cards can be obtained from the bank’s 24-hour Contact Centre by dialing 011 5 800 800, or by visiting the Bank’s corporate website via www.unionb.com.

Union Bank is amongst the highest capitalised private commercial banks in Sri Lanka, and is a fully-fledged commercial bank offering a comprehensive product portfolio to serve the retail, SME and corporate sectors.