Aircash is constantly working to improve its services and adapts to every market where it operates. In addition to expanding across EU countries with various services, Aircash has developed a special solution for the Turkish population living in Austria and Germany. This service offers a fast and innovative way to send money to Turkey, directly to a Turkish IBAN.
It took just one month to develop this specific service, which is available to anyone living or working in Austria and Germany who needs to send money to Turkey.
Aircash advertisements
From the very beginning, Aircash has emphasized that one of its main goals is to speed up and simplify money transfers in Europe. The money transfer service is also widely used by Croatians working in other EU countries who send money home to their families in Croatia.
A dedicated media campaign for sending money to Turkey was launched, targeting everyone in Austria and Germany who follows the popular Turkish Süper Lig.
During the most-watched Turkish football matches featuring top clubs like Galatasaray (the current Turkish champion), Fenerbahçe, and Beşiktaş, viewers will also see Aircash advertisements.
On January 8th, during the big derby between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, the Aircash TV commercial and ad will be broadcast.
Tailored solutions
Aircash will continue to deliver such tailored solutions—each new market is analyzed from the user’s perspective, and services are developed to address real, everyday needs.
In addition to the well-known instant money transfers, Aircash also enables free utility bill payments for Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria, as well as the purchase of various gift cards and telecom vouchers.
Aircash offers users a wide range of options for storing funds. Users can top up their Aircash wallet by bank card, from another Aircash Wallet, or by depositing cash directly. Aircash is the only mobile wallet that allows users to deposit cash at partner retail locations. It is currently available at almost 100,000 points of sale, with over half a million users in Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Romania.