BANCA Transilvania sends customers from all over Romania a last-minute information telling them what it is offering for free right now for all of them, and we are talking about extremely good news. BANCA Transilvania resumes the campaign through which it uses BT Pay to offer Romanian customers free of charge special surprises that they can take advantage of, but with certain conditions to be able to sign up for these special campaigns that are being carried out.
BANCA Transilvania announces to customers from all over Romania that if they choose to exercise, they have the chance to receive free shopping vouchers, as well as a Fitbit wearable for fitness. We are talking about a special function available in the BT Pay application of BANCA Transilvania, something probably unique for mobile banking applications in Romania, through which our exercise sessions can be monitored, something extremely interesting.
BANCA Transilvania: LAST MINUTE information, which is FREE for Customers
BANCA Transilvania tells Romanian customers that if they take 7 steps registered in a fitness app, in Fitbit, iOS, or Android, between April 11 and 30.000, they have a chance to win the prizes they are offering. We are talking about 4 vouchers worth 500 LEI that allow the purchase of products from Decathlon, but also about a Versa smartwatch, but to have the chance to receive any of the prizes, you have to take 30.000 steps during these promotion days .
BANCA Transilvania already offers Romanian customers the opportunity to benefit from similar surprises at its partners if they choose to use BT Pay to monitor their physical exercises, but now it goes further. The challenge that BANCA Transilvania is launching is dedicated exclusively to its customers from all over Romania, so if you don't use its services, and you don't have the BT Pay application active at the moment, you won't be able to sign up for this promotion.
BANCA Transilvania surprises many people with this information, and it is good to know about what is happening because we are talking about a limited number of days in which you can take advantage of the measure applied by the bank.
