Trust Bank Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides commercial, corporate, and international banking products and services in the Gambia. It offers current, savings, and corporate and foreign currency accounts; and fixed deposits. The company also provides loans and advances; overdraft services; and ATM, online and mobile banking, bill payment, exchange rates, real time gross settlement, automated cheque processing and automated clearing house, and trust alerts. In addition, it offers foreign currency purchase and sale, currency notes shipments, documentary letters of credit, documentary collections, and SWIFT transfers; and cheque discounting and banker’s indemnity; and bank guarantees, such as bid and retention bonds, and performance and advance payment bonds. Further, the company is involved in the dealing of financial instruments of the money market in the Gambia and in foreign currencies exchange services; management of clients’ receivables and securities on clients’ accounts, including consulting services; banking information; and mortgage activities. Trust Bank Limited was incorporated in 1997 and is headquartered in Banjul, the Gambia.
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