CEBU, Philippines - UCPB, one of the country’s leaders in electronic banking innovations, recently rolled out its Mobile Phone Banking promo allowing customers to win today’s newest and hottest mobile gadgets by simply performing various banking transactions using the UCPB Mobile Banking App.
The promo is open to all UCPB accountholders who are active users of the Mobile Phone Banking App. For every five mobile banking transactions, a customer gets 1 raffle entry. Two units of iPad 2, one unit of iPhone 4s, and a Samsung Galaxy S4 will be given away to the lucky winners. Promo runs until Feb. 14, 2014. Raffle draws will be on Dec. 19, 2013, and Jan. 19 and Feb. 17, 2014.
“We launched the promo to encourage our clients to try and experience a more convenient way of transacting. We created the mobile phone banking app as part of the bank’s commitment to provide comprehensive online banking services to our clients anytime, anywhere—whether they want to transfer money, inquire account balances, pay bills or purchase mobile load. With the UCPB Mobile Phone Banking App, the nearest UCPB branch is in their pocket,†said Norman Martin C. Reyes, UCPB Senior Vice President and Head of Marketing Group.
To access the App, clients should enroll in UCPB’s Retail Internet Banking Service, the UCPB Connect, through www.ucpb.com. The UCPB Mobile Banking App works on Java, Android or Apple devices, and can be downloaded through the App Store and the Google PlayStore.
With a multi-channel service delivery network consisting of 188 branches, 289 ATM’s, telephone banking and internet banking facilities, UCPB now has a new capability to meet the needs of its growing customers inside and outside the country, and provide critical services 24/7 through the UCPB Mobile Banking App.
Established in 1963, UCPB was the first private Philippine bank to become a universal bank. It is the leading provider of financial products and services to corporations, private and government institutions, middle market companies, small-and-medium-sized businesses and individuals. (FREEMAN)