The first Russian state institution of a bank nature was established by Peter I to mint coins. This office later proceeded to offer banking services and even loans on securities such as gold and silver at an amount not exceeding 75% of their total cost and at the rate of 8% per annum with the right to postpone payment for 3 years. While these services existed, only courts enjoyed money changing services for many years before the services were offered to the greater public.

Use of legal entities funds

Russian International Bank offers the program “optimal use of Clients temporarily surplus funds” for corporations.

If the client possesses surplus funds on their accounts, they have the opportunity to discuss the terms and individual interest rates with their personal manager. If they decide to, they may also deposit them.

Russian International Bank also offers advanced features to help operate your funds and amount additional profit:

Standard fixed term deposit

Deposit “Multibasket – Conservative”

Deposit “Universal”

Promissory notes

Minimum balance