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THIS IS NOT A BANK
For personal razón i had to open an account in this "institution " and soon i noticed strange mouvements and others détails that you normaly never have . So they just take your money.
As well the application is just a joke, never works and Always no more option that going in the office ( not others that you have your acount) and finally it's only wasting your time.
NEVER EVER GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THEM, THEY KEEP IT!
Awful customer service. Do not respond to written communication. Refuse to speak on customer service number - they claim to provide service in English, but just terminate the call.
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