In keeping with its commitment to empowering women through meaningful financial solutions, NDB has introduced exciting gifts from NDB Araliya, “to women who empower the nation”.
Running from June 1st to July 31st, this exclusive campaign rewards both new and existing NDB Araliya account holders with special gifts for qualifying deposits made during the promotional period, the bank said in a media release.
NDB Araliya is a dedicated women’s savings account that encourages financial independence, resilience, and long-term planning. This promotion offers women across Sri Lanka the chance to benefit from their savings habits in more ways than one. Customers who deposit Rs.15,000 or above during the campaign period will receive exciting gifts.
Beyond the campaign, the NDB Araliya account offers a range of benefits designed with women’s financial well-being in mind. These include a free life protection cover of up to Rs.1,000,000 for the account holder and her immediate family, as well as a free hospitalisation cover for both the account holder and her loved ones. Additionally the bank offers a free NDB Shilpa Children’s savings account with a maximum deposit of Rs. 25,000 during child birth as well. In recognition of long-term saving discipline, Araliya customers maintaining a monthly average balance above Rs.25,000 are also entitled to a special gift voucher on their 21st birthday. Additionally, account holders receive a personalised Araliya-branded ATM debit card and many more exclusive benefits.
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