Maintenance fees at South Asia Bank, service fee schedule

According to the fee schedule of South Asia Bank (South Asia Bank Joint Stock Commercial Bank), the maintenance fees for South Asia Bank accounts vary depending on the type of account package, ranging from 10,000 to 50,000 VND per month. The specific fees for each account at South Asia Bank are as follows.

Maintenance and account management fees at South Asia Bank

1. What is the maintenance fee for Nam Á Bank accounts?

The maintenance fee for Nam Á Bank accounts is the automatic deduction that Nam Á Bank takes from the account each month to sustain it. Considering the benefits of using the account, the maintenance fee is considered reasonable.

Compared to the annual automatic deduction fee, Nam Á Bank's account maintenance fee is deducted monthly at a fixed rate set by the bank.

2. Latest maintenance fee for Nam Á Bank accounts

There are various types of deposit accounts at Nam Á Bank, including payment accounts, account packages, with the minimum account maintenance fee being 10,000 VND per month and the maximum being 50,000 VND per month.

Nam Á Bank's Account Maintenance Fee Table

Note:

- This maintenance fee will be charged based on the principle:
+ If the account balance is less than the maintenance fee, the bank will deduct the entire amount.
+ This maintenance fee will be directly deducted from your account on the 27th of each month. If the 27th falls on a Sunday, it will be deducted on the next working day.
- Depending on factors such as the bank's policies, over time... Nam Á Bank may change the maintenance fee. Therefore, to get the most accurate and timely fee updates, you can call the Nam Á Bank hotline for assistance.
- When opening an account, you can also register for Nam Á Bank Internet Banking to use convenient services, perform transactions such as transfers, check account balances, pay bills, etc., right from home with just a computer or smartphone.

With the Nam Á Bank account maintenance fee information provided above, we hope you have gained useful insights into the reason behind the deduction amount from your account.