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Bank South Pacific (BSP) is monitoring the evolving nature of COVID-19 and is arranging relief packages to assist customers during this period.

BSP takes great pride in the diversity of its people and is committed to building a strong and inclusive work culture in PNG and the Pacific.

In a testament to Bank South Pacific's commitment to providing convenient banking 'everywhere', the bank is excited to announce the addition of two new ATMs to its growing number of electronic banking channels in Samoa.

Bank South Pacific donated two five thousand litre water tanks for two church communities at Aleisa West and Saleimoa Uta late December, closing off their community projects for 2019.

The community project is an initiative that is done across the Region in all the countries that BSP trade in. For the year 2019, the focus was revisiting previous projects to assess any required maintenance or additional water tanks.

Bank South Pacific (BSP) in collaboration with the Samoa Chamber of Commerce has donated cash and in-kind supplies worth more than $60,000 to the Government of Samoa.

BSP Visa Debit card users in Samoa will now be issued cards that come equipped with chips on them. These chips are known as EMV chips. EMV - which stands for Europay, Mastercard and Visa -- is a global standard for cards equipped with computer chips and the technology used to authenticate chip-card transactions.  This new enhancement will be implemented, to counter and protect customers and the bank against security breaches and counterfeit card fraud. Most major card issuers around the world have migrated to this new technology to protect consumers and reduce the costs of fraud and BSP will also be migrating into this new technology.