Background

Over time, Postal Savings Institution has undergone various, primarily technological transformations. We have to mention the first counter machine for recording money and savings transactions that stared its operation in 1966 followed by the first IBM computer three years later, while counter computer systems for processing money transactions were introduced in post offices. Also, Postal Savings Institution was the first on the market of the former Yugoslavia to issue a payment card - the POST CARD.
Today, the Bank is a member of the VISA Inc. and MasterCard card systems as well as one of the largest issuers of the local payment card brand - the DINACARD. The bank issues credit and debit cards of all these systems using the latest (chip) technology. The total number of cards is over two million.
The principles on which the Bank's tradition was formed have been nurtured and faithfully preserved to this day. Today, almost a century later, the Bank is proud of the fact that every other citizen of our country is a client of Postal Savings Bank JSC Belgrade.
In 2002, Postal Savings Institution became a Bank, and in 2006, in accordance with the Law on Banks, Postal Savings Institution JSC changed its name to Postal Savings Bank JSC Belgrade. In 2011, the Bank solemnly celebrated its almost century long tradition with a large campaign marking 90 years of successful operation, expressing deep gratitude to loyal customers whose trust justifies the success and longevity of the Bank's operations, as well as to the Bank's employees who have made a great contribution through their hard work.