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FirstBank launches third national consumer promo, partners Verve International
FirstBank says it has entered into a partnership with Verve International, and also launched its third national consumer promo designed to reward users of the bank’s verve card.
According to the bank, customers with the highest transaction count during the duration of the promo would win N1m each, while N20,000 will be won by 25 customers monthly.
Also, 2620 FirstBank verve card holders that double their transactions every week, stand a chance to enjoy 10 per cent cashback capped at N2,000 per customer.
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While appreciating Verve Card for their partnership over the years, FirstBank’s Group Executive, e-Business, Retail Products, Chuma Ezirim said it has helped provide empowerment opportunities for Nigerians.
“FirstBank verve card holders are encouraged to keep using their cards as it is a card offering that promotes safe, convenient and rewarding digital banking experience with 20 customers standing a chance to be millionaires at the end of the promo.”
The promo is also open to new verve cardholders as non-verve cardholders are encouraged to visit the nearest FirstBank branch today to pick up a Verve card and start getting rewarded!
The Bank has been handy at promoting digital payment in the country and has issued over 10million cards, the first bank to achieve such a milestone in the country.
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