Oschadbank Offers Pensioners a Chance to Win 5000 UAH for Utility Bill Savings in 2026.
Oschadbank Announces New Promotion for Pensioners
According to Novyny.live: Oschadbank has launched a new initiative designed to help pensioners save on housing and utility costs in March 2026. As part of this program, holders of the bank's Mastercard pension cards can enter a draw to win a cash prize of 5,000 Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH). This promotion comes as many households are looking for ways to manage rising living expenses.
Promotion Terms and Conditions
To participate, cardholders must make a purchase exceeding 500 UAH using their Oschadbank-issued Mastercard. The promotion period runs until March 15, 2026. Transactions are restricted; eligible purchases cannot include peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers, transfers to arbitrary details, or other prohibited operations using other cards.
The following Mastercard types from Oschadbank are eligible for the promotion:
- Standard Mastercard
- MC Debit Standard
- MC World
- MC Debit World
Pensioners can enter the prize draw by completing a few straightforward steps:
- First, make a payment using an eligible Oschadbank Mastercard.
- Ensure the transaction amount is at least 500 UAH.
- Payments can be made either online or in physical stores.
Through this campaign, Oschadbank provides a valuable opportunity for retirees to potentially reduce their utility expenses and have a chance to win additional funds.
This initiative represents significant support for pensioners, as it not only helps them save on essential costs but also encourages the active use of the bank's financial services.
With the ongoing increase in housing and utility service prices, such incentives can play an important role in improving the financial well-being of this demographic.
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