Financial institutions · Peru

Banco de la Nación

The National Bank is a Peruvian financial institution that offers a wide range of banking services, including accounts, loans, insurance, and electronic payments.

About Banco de la Nación

Description

The National Bank is a Peruvian financial institution that provides banking and financial services to individuals, businesses and governments. Its mission is to offer accessible and secure financial solutions, promoting the country's economic development.

Services

  • Bank accounts: Savings, current, for state suppliers, educational institutions, local governments, etc.
  • Loans: Mortgage credits, for housing, improvement, expansion, renovation, for local and regional governments.
  • Insurance: Protection of debit card, protected installment insurance, oncological, burial.
  • Payments: Taxes, credit cards, remittances, interbank transfers, account-to-account payments, mobile phone recharges, bills in current account.
  • Electronic transactions: Internet banking, account access, key generation, multiexpress payments, telegrams in national and foreign currency.
  • Products: MasterCard credit cards, Multired classic and agreements, payment certifications, checks, mobile wallet, pagalo.pe.
  • Customer service: Queries, suggestions, online support, video orientation, complaint reporting.
  • Electronic commerce: Recognition of pension rights, collection of payments from abroad, electronic cheque exchange.
  • Social programs: Juntos, Pension 65, Microfinance, Shared Office, PROMYPE credit line.
  • International operations: Transfers to foreign funds, real-time settlement (LBTR), cash remittances.
  • Administration of trusts: For governments, educational institutions, charitable societies, etc.

Additional information

  • The National Bank operates in Peru, with presence in multiple cities and districts, attending to financial needs of different sectors of society.
  • It offers services for both individuals and public and private institutions, including municipalities, local governments, and state organizations.
In brief

Banking and financial services