Oschadbank Offers Pensioners a Chance to Win 5,000 Hryvnias in 'My Care' Promotion.
Oschadbank's 'My Care' Promotion
According to Novyny.live: In March 2023, Oschadbank, one of Ukraine's largest state-owned banks, initiated a promotional campaign named 'My Care.' This program provides pensioners with the opportunity to earn cash rewards for making purchases with their Mastercard cards. The promotion is set to run until March 15, 2026, giving participants ample time to take part.
Participation Requirements
To enter the monthly draw, pensioners must make a single transaction of 500 hryvnias or more using an eligible Mastercard. Each month, 40 prizes of 5,000 hryvnias each are awarded. Winners are selected at random by the last day of the month, introducing an element of chance to the process.
The 'My Care' promotion is available across Ukraine, with the exception of temporarily occupied territories. It is open to pensioners who are clients of Oschadbank. The eligible cards for participation include:
- Standard Mastercard
- MC Debit Standard
- MC World
- MC Debit World
This initiative allows pensioners not only to conduct their everyday transactions but also to gain potential financial benefits.
The launch of the 'My Care' promotion reflects Oschadbank's commitment to supporting pensioners amidst the economic challenges many face.
The incentive of monetary prizes may encourage more active use of banking cards, which in turn promotes greater financial inclusion. The extended duration of the campaign allows pensioners to plan their spending and participate in the draws on a regular basis over several years.
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