This archive report was first published on 2 August 2019.
Co-op Bank Visa Card: Your Holiday Companion ¶
As the August holiday season kicks off, many Kenyans are planning trips to visit family and friends, or to enjoy recreational activities at various centers. To make these trips smooth and hassle-free, Cooperative Bank of Kenya has introduced the Co-op Bank Visa card.
With the Co-op Bank Visa card, you can make payments at any Visa-accredited merchant without any hassle. Whether you're heading upcountry to visit grandparents, uncles, and aunties, or to the coast region for some relaxation, this card has got you covered.
From fueling up your tank to paying for bus, train, or air tickets, the Co-op Bank Visa card will take care of your needs. You can also use it to buy meals at eateries, grab a favorite ice cream at a vendor, or do your shopping at a supermarket near your village.
One of the benefits of using the Co-op Bank Visa card is that it saves you from the hassle of waiting or looking for change. It also saves you from extra costs, such as taxes that are usually charged when other means of cashless payment are made.
For those flying out of the country to experience sunny and sandy beaches within East Africa or other parts of the world, the Co-op Bank Visa card is a must-have. It will take care of securing air tickets, payment for accommodation, and meals in hotels.
Even when the holidays come to a close, the Co-op Bank Visa card will still remain your favorite friend. It will take care of your kid's back-to-school shopping and school fees payment.
However, it's essential to note that for your card to serve you better and diligently without any inconvenience, you should not disclose your password to anyone. You should also not write your password on the card or anywhere that unauthorized persons may gain access.
If you lose your card, all you need to do is report it at your nearest Co-operative Bank branch, where the lost card will be blocked, and arrangements for a replacement will be initiated.
Source: Tuko Kenya