Continental Insurance partners HNB in payee partnership
26 May 2015 02:48 am
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Continental Insurance Lanka Ltd (CILL) joined Hatton National Bank (HNB) in a payee partnership that gives CILL customers the convenience of carrying out insurance payments through HNB’s network of Electronic Digital Channels and its extensive branch network of 249 branches across the Island.
This landmark partnership provides customers with the opportunity of paying insurance premiums via HNB for property, motor, marine and general insurance products, offered by CILL.
The customers can select their preferred mode of transaction from the diverse Electronic Digital Channels made available by HNB, with all transactions accessible to CILL.
The island wide HNB branch network of over 240 service points will also be available to CILL customers, for paying their Insurance premiums. Customers only need to complete the deposit slip to make their premium payments, over the counter at any HNB branch.
Continental Insurance has enhanced its focus on internet and mobile banking, in a proactive effort that anticipates an exponential increase in usage across the country. Through strategic partnerships, Continental Insurance now offers a variety of other means by which its customers can pay their premiums.
CILL has partnered with eZ cash to make the payment of premiums more convenient. Now Dialog, Etisalat & Hutch mobile users can pay CILL insurance premiums by simply dialing #111# from their mobiles.
CILL has a network of 37 customer service points and patrons are invited to visit any of the branches to make their insurance payments, or simply log on to the CILL website (www.cilanka.com) and pay online via the secure payment portal using a credit or debit card.
Continental Insurance Lanka Ltd, is a fully owned subsidiary of the ubiquitous DCSL Group (www.dcslgroup.com). The DCSL Group is one of the foremost blue chip conglomerates in Sri Lanka, awarded a AAA(lka) Fitch Rating for strength , stability and security, the company also has the distinction of being listed thrice on the Forbes Asia’s ‘200 best under a US$ 1 billion’.