Zolotaya Korona - History

History

Payment system Zolotaya Korona was founded in 1994 in Novosibirsk. By 1999 it united 144 participants in 58 regions of Russian Federation. In 2001 it implemented support of emission and acquiring of chip Debit/Credit cards according to EMV specifications.

In 2006 Russian payment system Zolotaya Korona won open tender of Novosibirsk town hall for supply of Social cards.

In 2008 Zolotaya Korona became a laureate of biggest national award in financial sphere "Financial elite of the South" in nomination "Most reliable bank card".

In October 2009, Zolotaya Korona became a member of "Sibirian Transport Union".

Zolotaya Korona technology is used in Turkmenistan (Turkmencard), Kyrgyzstan (AlayCard), and national credit organization "ElBank-Lucas" (Poland).

In 2012 operation of Zolotaya Korona was prohibited in the territory of Armenia because of the violation of law and licence.

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