Jordan Bank Launches 'Your Purchases Win You Cash' Campaign to Promote Electronic Payment Culture and Encourage Credit Card Use

SadaNews - Jordan Bank has launched a new promotional campaign titled "Your Purchases Win You Cash," targeting all bank clients who hold credit cards. This initiative is part of its ongoing efforts to promote the culture of electronic payments and encourage the use of credit cards as a safe and modern means of conducting financial transactions, and the campaign will continue until the end of 2026.

The campaign aims to incentivize clients to use credit cards for their daily purchases, both local and international, due to the ease, security, and speed of payments, in addition to contributing to reducing reliance on cash and promoting financial inclusion.

During the campaign, 5 clients will be given a chance to win a cash prize of 500 dinars each month, in addition to 3 grand prizes that will be drawn at the end of the year with a total value of 17,500 dinars, distributed as follows: 10,000 dinars for the first winner, 5,000 dinars for the second winner, and 2,500 dinars for the third winner.

The CEO of Jordan Bank branches in Palestine, Mr. Saif Issa, stated that the launch of this campaign aligns with the bank's vision to support the shift towards electronic payments and enable clients to benefit from the various advantages provided by credit cards, whether in terms of security, purchasing flexibility, or the offers and rewards that enhance the banking experience for customers.

He clarified that the campaign includes all credit cards issued by the bank (World Mastercard, Platinum, Silver), covering both local and international purchase transactions. He noted that credit cards provide Jordan Bank clients with numerous exclusive advantages and rewards.

Through this campaign, Jordan Bank reaffirms its position as one of the oldest and most important banks operating in the Palestinian market, its commitment to developing its banking services in line with digital transformation, addressing the needs of various customer segments, and enhancing the use of modern payment methods that serve the national economy and keep pace with global banking developments.