28th April 2026 - 2 min read
Agrobank is running a two-day nationwide branch event on 28 and 29 April 2026, with all 143 of its branches open for walk-in customers to explore financing options, gold investment products, and ongoing savings campaigns.
The event, called FUNancial Day 2026, is open to new and existing customers, including individuals, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and micro businesses.
Campaigns Running Across All Branches
One of the more accessible offerings is the Peluang Keemasan Campaign, which lets participants buy gold starting from RM10, with a Honda Vario 125 as the grand prize. The Mega Million 3.0 Raya initiative runs alongside it, with a monthly draw offering 10g of gold and a Proton X50, and a Ford Ranger Raptor as the grand prize. The NextGen Campaign, aimed at younger customers, includes AgroCash-i personal financing with a flat rate starting from 2.62% per annum, alongside limited-edition Agrobank collectible figurines.
Savers And Small Businesses Benefit Most
The RM10 gold entry point under the Peluang Keemasan Campaign is lower than most gold investment platforms require to open an account, which puts it within reach for savers who have not started yet. Gold prices have climbed steadily over the past year, making the asset class more visible to everyday consumers, though prices can move in either direction.
On the financing side, the 2.62% figure quoted for AgroCash-i is a flat rate, which is calculated on the original loan amount across the full tenure rather than on the reducing balance. The effective interest rate, which reflects the actual annual cost of the loan, tends to be higher. Both figures should be available at the branch, and comparing them against other personal loan products gives a more accurate read of the total cost.
For small business owners and micro-entrepreneurs, branch events can surface financing options that do not always appear prominently online, including products tailored to agricultural or rural business needs, which is where Agrobank’s focus has historically sat.
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Christina writes about personal finance with an eye for making the complicated feel straightforward. She is drawn to the everyday money decisions people face and genuinely enjoys finding the clearest way to explain them. Between articles, she is probably napping, on a hiking trail, or terrorising her sister’s cats.
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