178 Winners Receive Big Cash Prizes In Nbo’s Latest Al Kanz Draw

National Bank of Oman (NBO) recently held the latest Al Kanz Savings Scheme Draw, handing out over OMR 157,000 in cash prizes to 178 winners. Customers, new and old benefited, from the scheme, which the bank has run for the last 26 years. This month, OMR 25,000 was given to three winners each in the Sadara draw, OMR 10,000 each to four winners in the Mazaya draw, OMR 1,000 to six winners in the exclusive Women’s draw, which was introduced this year, and OMR 100 each to 115 youth customers in the Youth draw. The biggest number of winners came from the monthly Salary Transfer draw, which gave OMR 500 each to 50 customers who transferred their monthly salary to National Bank of Oman. By the end of the year, the scheme will see OMR 3.251 million in cash prizes handed out to more than a thousand customers.
Tariq Atiq, Chief Retail and Digital Banking Officer at NBO, said, “Al Kanz is one of the most interesting ways that we engage with our customers, but behind it lies an important message – that savings are like a lifeline, helping us safeguard our future and prepare for the unexpected. NBO aims to instil this throughout the community, which is why the number of categories has increased over the years, meaning that more and more people are able to benefit from this scheme.”
With prizes ranging from OMR 100 to OMR 250,000, the Al Kanz Savings Scheme continues to be one of the most highly anticipated banking events of the year. Customers are eligible to participate in the draw by maintaining an average minimum balance of OMR 100 in their Al Kanz Savings account. Every OMR 100 provides an extra chance in the draw, so the more money kept in the account, the more the chance of winning. Meanwhile, customers simply have to transfer their salary to NBO to be in for the chance of winning in the Salary Transfer draw.
Background Information
National Bank of Oman
Founded in 1973, National Bank of Oman was the country’s first local bank, forging a rich history with Oman’s local businesses and its economy at large. Today, it is one of the largest banks in Oman, with a paid up capital of OMR (Omani Rials) 110.8 million (US$ 288 million) and a regulatory capital of OMR 377.8 million (US$ 981 million)*.