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ZA Bank debuts business banking referral programme

Users can invite companies to register and get a HK$288 cash reward.

ZA Bank has debuted its business banking referral programme, touted as the first in Hong Kong’s digital banking industry.

Until 10 November 2024, ZA Bank’s personal banking users can invite a company registered and operating in Hong Kong to open a ZA Business account online. Users can get an HK$288 cash reward for each successful referral, without limits.

Upon successful online business account opening with their invitation code, the referee will get 3 HKD rate-up coupons to enjoy preferential savings rates.

If the referee always maintains a savings amount of HK$3m throughout the coupon’s entire validity period— 31 days— it can earn up to HK$6,000 interest.

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