28/03/2018 06:13 AST

QNB has announced 60 active users to win 80,000 Life rewards points. The Bank has recently launched this campaign to encourage customers to take advantage of its Internet and Mobile Banking services.

Customers were eligible to enter the raffle draw to win 80,000 Life rewards points after completing bank transfers to beneficiaries inside and outside of Qatar, Western Union remittances, PayPal transfers, bill payments, and payment of prepaid vouchers for any of the following partners: Ooredoo, Vodafone Qatar, QPost, QatarCool, or Kahrama. All newly registered customers to QNB Internet and Mobile Banking got a chance to enter the raffle.

The campaign aims to reward customers for their trust in QNB's online banking services and is a part of the Bank's ongoing efforts to provide the best experiences for its customers. The campaign also falls within the Bank's determination to provide banking services that combine today's needs with future aspirations.

QNB aims to provide the best digital banking services for its customers, including flexible transfers worldwide, scheduling recurring transfers, bill payments, in addition to innovative and secure solutions for Internet and Mobile Banking services.

QNB Group's presence through its subsidiaries and associate companies extends to more than 31 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of advanced products and services.


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