UBL is one of Pakistan’s largest private sector bank with its headquarters located in Karachi, Pakistan, established in 1959 the bank has a total of 1390 domestic branches with 19 offshore branches. The Bank enjoys a diversified client baser of 4 million people across the world.
UBL provides its customers with the ease of internet banking facilities to manage their finances from wherever they want to.
Some of the features are mentioned below:
Let’s look at 3 different types of account you can open at UBL:
There are 2 types of people who can apply for a current account at UBL:
Salaried individual:
To apply for a current account at UBL, you need to collect the following documents:
Business owner:
Collect and submit the following documents to the bank if you want to open a current account at UBL:
After you’ve submitted these documents, you’d also need to pay a minimum fee of 1000 PKR for account opening and will also need to maintain a minimum balance of 1000 PKR for account maintenance.
There are 2 types of people who can apply for a savings account at UBL:
Salaried individual:
To apply for a savings account at UBL, you need to collect the following documents:
Business owner:
Collect and submit the following documents to the bank if you want to open a savings account at UBL:
After submitting these documents you’d also need to pay a minimum fee of 100 PKR for account opening while no minimum balance is required for account maintenance.
The projected profit rates for UBL saving account applicable from the month of august are 11.25%
You can also open an Asaan Account if you’re not the type of person who likes to deal with the arduous intricacies of account opening documentation.
You can open your Asaan Account with 100 PKR and the only documentation required is your CNIC.
In all these are 3 accounts you can apply for at UBL, if you feel interested, visit your nearest UBL branch to apply.
Not convinced? Here is a complete list of all Pakistani banks where you can open your accounts:
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