ComBank Card holders to enjoy discounts of 50% and other benefits on Uber Eats

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A discount of 50% and other exciting offers await Commercial Bank Credit Card holders ordering food and essential items via the Uber Eats app, following a partnership between the bank and the food delivery platform, the bank said in a media release.

The Uber Eats promotion will apply to the bank’s customers paying for their purchases through their registered Credit Cards via the Uber Eats App throughout the month of June. While customers who newly register on the app can enjoy a 50% discount subject to a maximum of Rs. 500 on their first three purchases above Rs. 800, existing customers will enjoy a delivery fee waiver on the first five orders of essential goods over the value of Rs. 1500 each that they place in June, the Bank said.

Commercial Bank Credit Card holders who register their cards on Uber Eats can avail of these benefits by simply entering the promo code displayed on the app at the time of their purchases.

The promotion was launched to encourage digital and cashless transactions among Card holders, the bank said.

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