NBB Unveils Thara'a Prize Account for 2025 Offering Over $5 Million in Rewards
The coveted prizes include five exquisite villas in the prestigious Al Naseem project of Diyar Al Muharraq, opening doors to a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and comfort in one of Bahrain's most sought-after residential developments. Additionally, two lucky winners will have the chance to become millionaires by receiving USD 1,000,000 each. With a total of 193 winners throughout the year, the new schedule is segmented to cater to Youth, Prestige Clients, Credit Cardholders, Small Businesses and all Thara'a account holders to ensure a broader and more inclusive reach.
Subah Abdullatif Al Zayani, Chief Executive – Retail Banking at NBB, commented, 'We are thrilled to offer exceptional prizes that have the power to transform lives through the Thara'a Prize Account. This new rewards scheme is our way of expressing gratitude and appreciation to our customers. By listening to their feedback, we continue to support them in achieving their financial aspirations. Whether it is owning a luxurious seafront property in Bahrain or becoming a millionaire, amazing opportunities await everyone. We invite all our clients to participate and be among the fortunate winners in 2025.'
The Thara'a Prize Account remains a cornerstone of NBB's commitment to delivering innovative and rewarding banking solutions. With draws spread throughout the year, the Bank provides ample opportunities to win while maintaining the excitement and anticipation that its broad customer base has come to expect.
For more information on the new Thara'a Prize Account structure, please visit nbbonline.com or call 1721 4433. Accounts can be opened by visiting any NBB branch or through the NBB Digital Banking App.
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