bKash Limited, the largest mobile financial service provider in the country launched an amazing deal for its customers offering up to 20 percent cash back across 3500 outlets of reputed brands of the country.
Around 350 brands in lifestyle, electronics, superstores, e-commerce and restaurant categories are taking part in the campaign which started from November 20, 2018. The offer remains valid till December 20, 2018.
The campaign, aiming to popularize mobile payment both at offline and online spaces,is the biggest ever payment campaign of bKash till date in terms of outlets numbers and brand categories. As per the terms and conditions of the campaign, a customer will receive maximum Tk. 300 to Tk. 1,000 as cash back for a single transaction amid brand categories. The customer can avail maximum Tk 2,000 during the whole campaign period.
To avail the offer, the customers have to make the payment either via bKash app or USSD code *247#. The customer will receive the cash back instantly in his or her bKash account once the payment is made. There is no additional charge for bKash payment.
The customers have to scan the QR code displayed at the store through their bKash app to complete the payment while for payment via USSD channel *247#, the customer has to select‘3’ for payment option followed by some interactive steps to complete the transaction.
The detail list of participating brands and their outlet locations is available in bKash’s website: www.bkash.com and Facebook page: www.facebook.com/bkashlimited.
The laptop market in Bangladesh is becoming increasingly diverse. Buyers no longer have to choose…
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today said his government is pursuing a 3-R strategy -- Recovery,…
The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) has published a recruitment circular for appointing 5,000 assistant…
Raima Sen was once one of the familiar faces of Bengali cinema in West Bengal.…
Beauty Rani Pal, a primary school headteacher who recently drew widespread attention after posting a…
President Donald Trump has invited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit…