Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), Qatar’s leading digital bank, has announced a cash bonus promotion as part of its latest finance campaign. The campaign offers new and existing customers up to QAR 50,000 in cash bonus covering Personal, Auto or Home finance, and is part of the Bank’s commitment to continuously reward its customers.
Customers with salaries already being transferred to QIB and applying for any finance will enjoy a cash bonus of 1% of the total financing amount. New customers who transfer their salaries during the campaign period to QIB and apply for a new finance, will enjoy a cash bonus of 2% of the total financing amount. All cash bonus will be placed in a new Misk account. New customers will also avail Absher Points on their salary transfer and get a free subscription to QIB-MyBook App, offering them exclusive ‘Buy 1 get 1 Free’ options from over 1,500 stores and exclusive offers at different restaurants, hotels, theme parks, salons, fitness centers, and various other retail outlets in Qatar.
The campaign, which ends on the 31st March, requires a minimum finance request of QR 100,000 which can be a new financing, or a top-up of an existing financing with QIB, and is available to eligible banking customers whose salary is above QAR 10,000.
Commenting on the campaign’s launch, Mr. D. Anand, QIB’s General Manager – Personal Banking Group said: “We are pleased to launch our newest salary transfer and financing offers for our new and existing customers, allowing them to avail exclusive benefits on their financing and salary transfer requests. As Qatar’s largest Islamic Bank, QIB remains committed to offering its customers not only an elevated banking experience that offers seamless banking products and services, but also amazing benefits and rewards.”
“I would like to invite our own customers and anyone who does not yet have a banking relationship with QIB, to seize the opportunity and open their salary accounts with us to benefit from our comprehensive banking services while enjoying a host of exclusive offers”, he concluded.