Salt Bank Brings Digital Banking to Romania

Salt Bank is making waves in Romania's banking scene by bringing digital banking to the country. They launched their services in 2020.

Their digital banking platform offers users a convenient way to manage their finances online. Salt Bank's platform is user-friendly and accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.

One of the key benefits of digital banking is the ability to make transactions and check account balances in real-time. This can be especially helpful for people who are always on-the-go.

Salt Bank's digital banking services are designed to be secure and reliable, with robust security measures in place to protect user data.

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Salt Bank is the first Romanian neobank, and it's growing fast in Southeastern Europe. It was launched this month, offering simple, customer-centred financial and banking products and services.

Salt Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Banca Transilvania Financial Group, the largest financial group in Southeastern Europe.

The bank is part of a project to disrupt the Romanian banking sector as its first 100% digital bank Made in Romania.

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Salt was a highly valued commodity in ancient Rome, where it was used not only as a seasoning but also as a form of currency. Roman soldiers were even paid in salt, which is where the word "salary" originates.

The Khewra Salt Mines in the Himalayas are still operational today, producing over 700,000 tons of salt per year.