DFCC website goes trilingual
As the internet audience continues to grow rapidly worldwide,
including large bases of users wanting to ‘get mobile’ through mobile
broadband services, businesses are motivated to innovate and offer an
ever-evolving array of online services.
Chairman LK domain Registry, Dr. R. B. Ekanayake, Rosheeni
Wijesekera, Vice President of Group Corporate Communications and
Marketing Associate V. Dennessan at the event. |
Today more than ever consumers are focused on getting the best value,
saving time and being able to access information and engage in
transactions while on the go. The internet makes this possible, giving
users the added advantage of accessing information from anywhere in the
world.
DFCC Bank’s re-launched website was supplemented by the Sinhala and
Tamil options and introduced recently at their Branch Managers meeting.
Not many websites in the country offer trilingual sites and the
opportunity to capture an inclusive online community.
Visitors to the DFCC site can select their preferred language on
alighting at the home page and access information or perform
transactions with ease from any part of the world. The website, which
integrates DFCC’s banking services for businesses as well as
individuals, was recognized at the Best Web Competition organized by the
LK Domain registry, winning a bronze in the Corporate Website Category.
It boasts of a modern, refreshing and user friendly interface, and
this enrichment is a part of DFCC’s ongoing efforts to enhance the
quality and availability of services to their customers from all spheres
of society.
“This is one of the many efforts taken to provide seamless banking
services to our customers at the click of a button, for them to thrive
in today’s dynamic climate. The website really is a reflection of our
drive to be ‘The Bank for Changing Times’,” observed Rosheeni Wijesekera,
Vice President of Group Corporate Communications.
DFCC Bank ranks as one of the country’s top banks with sustained
profits and consistent growth.
Set up by an act of Parliament in 1955, the bank has pioneered many
innovations in Sri Lanka's financial sector, and has been the financier
of trail blazing Lankan entrepreneurs. Today the DFCC Group’s total
asset base is Rs 136.4 billion.
DFCC Bank and it almost wholly owned retail banking subsidiary
Vardhana Bank together, functions as an effectively integrated entity in
the financial services sector offering the full range of business and
personal banking services seamlessly through a unified distribution
channel. |