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When Banking Pays Back: How a Festive Draw Is Putting Cash in Customers’ Pockets

Ecobank’s year-end rewards programme offers festive relief as thousands of customers receive cash, vouchers and insurance through transparent nationwide draws.

When Banking Pays Back: How a Festive Draw Is Putting Cash in Customers’ Pockets
Isaac Aidoo
Dec 16, 2025

At a time when many households are stretching budgets to meet year-end expenses, unexpected relief is arriving for thousands of bank customers through a nationwide reward initiative by Ecobank Ghana.

Excitement filled Ecobank’s Osu Branch last Friday as the bank held the first draw of its three-month customer appreciation programme, marking the start of rewards that will ultimately reach more than 10,000 customers across the country.

Winners at the maiden draw walked away with cash prizes, shopping and fuel vouchers, as well as one-year life insurance packages.

The draw, which selected more than 3,600 customers, covered transactions made in November and forms part of a broader exercise running through January. The initiative targets customers who carried out everyday banking activities such as saving, borrowing, using Ecobank cards, and transacting on digital platforms including the Ecobank Mobile App and USSD services.

Head of Marketing and Brands at Ecobank Ghana, Regina Ofori, said the programme was designed to recognise customer loyalty, particularly during the festive season when financial pressures tend to rise.

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According to her, the rewards were deliberately structured to cut across different customer segments and real-life needs. Beneficiaries received shopping vouchers for the festive period, fuel vouchers to support commuting costs, direct cash prizes ranging from GH₵2,000 to GH₵10,000, and insurance cover. More than 500 customers were granted one-year life insurance policies valued at GH₵10,000 each.

Ms Ofori explained that the draw was conducted in partnership with the National Lotteries Authority using the Caritas platform to ensure transparency, fairness and credibility. She noted that once a winner is declared, it reflects a verified and independent process.

She also pointed to growing customer engagement with digital banking, noting that a significant number of qualifying transactions were carried out through the Ecobank mobile application, cards and other electronic channels.

The reward programme will continue with additional draws covering transactions made in December and January, with the December draw scheduled for January and the final draw taking place in February. Customers qualify by depositing funds in set multiples, accessing loans or completing transactions on Ecobank’s digital platforms.

Ms Ofori said spreading the rewards over three months was intentional, giving both existing and new customers multiple opportunities to benefit from the initiative.

Ecobank says the programme reflects its broader commitment to customer appreciation while encouraging responsible and active banking habits during the high-spending festive period.

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