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VietinBank launches overdraft loan secured by online deposits

VietinBank has launched an overdraft loan secured by online deposits on its VietinBank iPay Mobile app, letting customers access funds without withdrawing early from unmatured savings deposits. The credit limit can reach 90% of the deposit value and no more than 10 billion VND, is maintained for up to 12 months, and cannot exceed the remaining term of the deposit. Interest is charged only on the amount and number of days actually used, at the deposit rate plus a margin set by VietinBank, currently 3.5% per year. Eligible individual customers aged 18 or older with no group 2 or bad debt can register and disburse 24/7 in the app, while accumulation deposits and flexible-withdrawal deposits are excluded.

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Original headline: VietinBank ra mắt sản phẩm vay thấu chi bảo đảm bằng tiền gửi trực tuyến

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