METLIFE ALICO'S ONLINE PREMIUM PAYMENT CHANNEL - DBBL ATM.



MetLife Alico, has been helping people and businesses in Bangladesh with their insurance needs since 1952. Throughout our history, we have continuously sought to nurture talent, respect local cultures and promote the diversity that characterizes the Bangladeshi society. We‘ve grown by understanding the needs at the heart of the community and by tailoring our extensive product offering to the unique needs of individuals, families and businesses of all sizes.

Today, we are one of the leading insurance companies in the country, with close to 1,000,000 insured members and over 12,000 agents who understand this market better than anyone else, so you can rest assured that nobody is better placed to find a solution which fits your needs.


Premiums for MetLife Alico policies can be paid through a variety of channels. Below is the Premium Payment option through DBBL ATM:
 
 
 

Step 1: Enter your Card in the ATM Machine.
Step 2: Enter your PIN number.
Step 3: Then select BILLS/FEES.
Step 4: Then select OTHERS.
Step 5: Select ALICO PREMIUM.
Step 6: Enter Payment Amount.
Step 7: Press “Correct” to confirm Amount.
Step 8: Enter your Policy Number.
Step 9: Press “Correct” to confirm the Policy Number.
Step 10: Wait for process the Transaction.
Step 11: Collect & Store the Receipt.
Step 12: Press NO to EXIT.

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 22, 2015 at 2:22 AM

    Thanks for informative post. It's really good and easy to understand. bdcard is a complete solution and secure your payment system. Thanks. Please visit our website for more information international credit card in bangladesh .

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownMay 15, 2018 at 3:12 PM

    Is it possible by AIBL debit card through DBBL ATM booth?

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