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AirtelTigo Money (ATM) has launched a special package, “Bronya AyÉ›dÉ›”, to reward its customers and agents with exciting prizes this Christmas and New Year Season.
Customers and agents accumulate points through their ATM transactions which give them the chance to rake in prizes such as television sets and fridges every week.
Customers will need to use their ATM wallet to transfer funds, buy goods, among other things, this Christmas and New Year season using the shortcode *110#, while agents are to perform cash-in, cash-out transactions and sell airtime using the shortcode *464#.
Winners will receive a phone call from AirtelTigo notifying them of their success and educate them on the process of price redemption.
“Bronya AyÉ›dÉ›” promotion is on from now to the end of January 2020 and it is open to both existing and new customers and agents of AirtelTigo Money.
This festive season, AirtelTigo subscribers will get the chance to win many innovative products from the network, such as airtime and data bundles.
The Head of AirtelTigo Money, Thompson Sakyi said Airteltigo remains committed to creating a mobile financial service platform that makes life simple for all Ghanaians
ATM customers are encouraged to use their wallet to send and receive money, make payments, buy airtime data bundles, pay utility bills and buy tickets for their favourite Christmas events with ease and convenience.
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