Frequently asked questions about virtual cards

• Savings account

  Now you have the ideal solution: Savings Account! You have more, you earn more!

  Interest rates similar to those of a time deposit applied to the amounts existing in the balance of the account at the end of the day

  • Unlimited constituting term;
  • Permanent and unconditional access to funds;
  • Flexibility - deposit money in your account any time with any amount - in RON, EUR or USD.

  Protects your savings by the The Dutch Deposit Guarantee.

  Terms of constitution:

  • Beneficiaries: corporate entities**

  Required documents:

  • Company legal documents required to open the current account (if necessary)

  Savings account, a current account with deposit interest!

   

  * within the limits periodically communicated by it

  ** according to the Bank's internal definitions

  Interest rates

  For interest rates on term deposits (legal entities), please contact the account officer in the territorial unit/agency.

• Foreign currency transactions

  Currency auctions:

  • The Bank performs purchases/sales on the interbanking foreign exchange market on behalf of the client.
  • For the sale/purchase of currency on the interbanking market, the customer completes an order for selling/buying currency.
  • Participating in the interbanking foreign exchange market is done in compliance with the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Regulation.

  Currency payments:

  The client may order foreign currency transfers in the following currencies EUR, USD, CHF, GBP, TRY, PLN, CAD, AUD, NOK, DKK, SEK, HUF and JPY, as follows:

  • to other clients of the bank, where the transfer is made on the same day, or
  • to customers of other banks within the country or abroad, in which case transfers can be ordered in one of the following currencies USD, EUR, CHF, GBP, PLN, NOK, DKK, SEK, HUF with value date T + 1 and with value date T + 2  for payments in other currencies TRY, CAD, AUD, JPY, where “T” is the date of receipt of the payment order.

  Upon request, currency transfers can be made on urgent basis (with the same day's currency date), in compliance with internal rules on liquidity and deadlines for processing payments.

  Foreign currency payments are made in accordance with the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Regulation.

• Cash transactions

  Cash deposit:

  • The client's account can be cashed-in by going directly to the bank's pay-desks.
  • The existence of the on-line settlement system makes it possible to fund your account from any territorial unit of Nexent Bank N.V. Amsterdam Bucharest Branch, regardless of the territorial unit where the customer has the original account opened.
  • For amounts greater than EUR 15,000 or equivalent, the customer will fill out a statement about the source of the funds.
  • For depositing cash on behalf of legal entities, the fee charged by the bank is in line with the commission fee in force.

  Cash withdrawal:

  • The client can withdraw cash from any territorial unit of the bank.
  • For amounts greater than EUR 15,000 or equivalent, the customer will fill out a statement about the source of the funds.
  • For amounts resulted from time deposits at maturity, the bank does not charge a commission.
  • For the amounts representing cash withdrawals from the current account, the fee charged by the bank is in line with the commission fee in force.
• Transfers

  Do you work with payment orders, checks, promissory notes? Do your business partners have accounts opened to other banks than the one that you work with? Call on Nexent Bank!

  Nexent Bank offers to its corporate customers:

  • Intrabanking Transfers;
  • Interbanking Transfers.

  Transfers are instantly done through the following tools:

  • payment order;
  • cheques;
  • promissory note.

  Intrabanking transfers are the transfers made between Nexent Bank customers.

  Interbanking transfers are:

  • payments ordered by Nexent Bank customers to customers of other commercial banks,
  • receipts received from Nexent Bank customers from customers of other commercial banks,
  • payments/receipts in the relationship of Nexent Bank's clients to the Treasury.

  The tools used for such transactions are:

  • simple payment order;
  • the payment order to the Treasury;
  • the cheque;
  • promissory note.