Consumer Rights
Consumer protection, in the broader sense, refers to the laws and regulations that ensure fair interaction between service providers and consumers.
A consumer protection framework generally includes the introduction of greater transparency and awareness about the goods and services, promotion of competition in the marketplace , prevention of fraud, education of customers, and elimination of unfair practices.
What should a consumer do if their rights are violated? First of all, in case of violation of rights, it is necessary to immediately contact the management of the bank orally or in writing.
If the consumer’s rights are not restored, one has the right to apply to the competent state bodies, local authorities, or directly to the court, which exercises state control over compliance with the legislation on the protection of consumer rights. In addition, a consumer may apply to the Central Bank's appeals department of individuals and legal entities with a request to restore their rights.
