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Airtel Money users in Uganda have the opportunity to win enticing prizes, including a new Toyota RAV 4 Hybrid sports utility vehicle (SUV), motorbikes, and e-money, through a fresh promotion launched by Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda, the provider of Airtel’s digital financial services.
The promotion, known as Vroomula Amajja, will span 13 weeks, offering Airtel Money customers, agents, and businesses using Airtel Pay merchant codes the chance to win the exciting prizes up for grabs.
Airtel Money promotion: Unlocking
Rewards for All Transaction Participants: Participants can enter daily, weekly, and monthly draws by conducting any Airtel Money transaction, presenting a pathway for everyone to potentially walk away with rewards.
Japhet Aritho, Managing Director of Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda, expressed the transformative impact of the Vroomula Amajja campaign on the cashless transaction landscape in Uganda, emphasizing its role in fueling dreams, powering ambitions, and propelling the nation toward a cashless future filled with opportunities.
Empowering Ugandans through Cashless Rewards
The campaign’s objective is to promote digital financial services by incentivizing customers to embrace cashless transactions through the allure of daily, weekly, and monthly rewards in the form of e-money directly deposited into their wallets.
Aritho highlighted that each day, 45 Ugandans will receive a financial boost in their AM wallets, benefiting families with additional funds for various needs.
Additionally, nine Ugandans will win new Boda Bodas (motorbikes) each week, providing them with a potential source of sustainable income through a Boda Boda business.
Furthermore, the grand prize of a Toyota RAV 4 Hybrid car awaits one fortunate Ugandan, adding an extra layer of excitement and anticipation to the Airtel Money promotion.
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