Turkish DenizBank’s Russian customers have decided to withdraw money and close their foreign currency accounts.
ISTANBUL, 9 June – RIA Novosti. Turkish bank Deniz has this week started deleting sums of up to $60 from Russian citizens’ accounts and closing foreign currency accounts, the bank’s customers told RIA Novosti, but there was no explanation from the bank.

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According to him, he opened a bank account in September 2022, now the bank client is in Russia and cannot enter the banking application, as a confirmation code is required, which is tied to a Turkish phone number. Evgenia plans to return to Turkey in the near future and learn the circumstances of what happened during her meeting with bank representatives.
Another Russian, Evgeny, said that he opened a bank account in January, used the card actively in the first months, paid for his purchases personally in April, and then used the card for various online transactions.
“On the same day, I learned that the bank closed my dollar account and only lira, euro and ruble accounts that were opened in the bank in January remained. I went to the application today and saw that all my accounts were gone.” , my bank cards are not displayed except for my lira account – I had a debit card and a virtual card,” says Eugene. According to him, he is planning a trip to Turkey to solve the problem.

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Another customer, who introduced himself as Vadim, said that on June 6, 6 lira was debited from the account, and on June 7, all the money – $ 59.66 – was debited from the dollar account. Has a bank account since July 2022.
“I left a complaint on their website in my personal account, they promised to respond within three days,” Vadim said.
DenizBank’s customer service declined to comment on RIA Novosti. At the same time, in the screenshots provided by the bank’s customers, the debiting of funds is accompanied by the interpretation of “account management fee”, but in each case the amount varies significantly.

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Source: Ria

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