Access Bank Unveils Season Of Rewards To Excite Customers

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 Access Bank Unveils Season Of Rewards To Excite Customers

To boost the excitement and spirit of the holiday season, Access Bank has revealed prizes and product discounts.

Customers who participate in the campaign until the end of December 2023 will be rewarded with cash prizes up to N1 million, shopping vouchers, significant discounts, and exciting gifts.rvice offerings.


"The season of giving is here, and it provides us with another opportunity to demonstrate our love and appreciation for our customers for their loyalty and support to the bank," said Njideka Esomeju, Group Head of Consumer Banking, during the campaign's debut.


She explained that, “we are using this opportunity to thank our customers for their commitment to Access Bank. We value our customers and non-customers who rely on our services and products to conduct seamless banking activities, and we wish everyone the best of the season.”

According to Esomeju, “in this month of December, our customers will enjoy Zero Charges when they make electricity and DSTV bill payments on the AccessMore mobile app. We will also be rewarding 100 customers with N10,000 shopping voucher when they perform a minimum of five transactions above N1,000 on the AccessMore App.

“For our DiamondXtra customers who save a minimum of N5,000 or more, they stand a chance to win our loyalty reward of N1million while there’s also free digital marketing training for the first 1,000 winners.


“Our Xclusiveplus customers are not left out as the Bank will reward new customers with Free 20GB data bundles valid untill the 15th of December 2023, Up to five per cent discounts off purchases on Konga and treats at all our in-branch and airport lounges locations nationwide. Our ‘W’ Initiative will also reward women with discounts on driving lessons from FRSC accredited driving schools.”

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