After the strong response to its earlier Chinese New Year initiative, Ryt Bank has launched a new Ramadan and Hari Raya campaign. Building on that momentum, the digital bank is now introducing a larger Duit Raya referral initiative aimed at rewarding both existing and new users.
Referral Program Offers Up to RM99 Duit Raya
As part of the festive promotion, Ryt Bank is offering digital Duit Raya worth up to RM99 for each successful referral. Both the existing user and the newly registered customer will receive the reward once the new account is activated. The reward is higher than the RM88 offered during the earlier Chinese New Year campaign, reflecting the bank’s effort to expand the scale of its festive engagement.
Customers can share their personal referral codes through the Ryt Bank app, allowing them to invite friends and family to join the platform. The referral rewards are fully funded by the bank, and there is no limit to the number of referrals that users can make during the campaign period.
Bonus Savings Interest and PayLater Cashback
In addition to its festive campaign, Ryt Bank has also extended its savings bonus interest promotion until 30 June 2026. Customers can earn returns of up to four percent per annum, calculated daily, with no lock-in period and the flexibility to withdraw funds at any time.
The bank is also introducing a cashback reward for users of Ryt PayLater. Customers who activate their Ryt Bank accounts or apply for the PayLater service from 6 March onward can receive 1.2% cashback on PayLater QR payments during the campaign period, capped at RM5 per user.
Raya Music Video Highlights Local Talents
Alongside the promotion, Ryt Bank is also releasing a Hari Raya music video featuring Malaysian artistes Faiq Syazwan Kuhiri and Dennis Koit Jun Leong. The pair previously appeared in the bank’s Chinese New Year music video collaboration.
The collaboration is part of Ryt Bank’s effort to support local creative talents while producing content that resonates with younger audiences. Stay tuned for more trending tech news at TechNave.com.
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