13th February 2026 - 2 min read
Boost has launched its Chinese New Year 2026 campaign, offering users the opportunity to earn rewards on their festive spending, including physical gold prizes, cashback, and Boost Stars through the Boost app and Boost Bank.
The campaign runs until 22 February 2026 and is structured to reward everyday transactions during the festive season.
As part of the promotion, users who meet the minimum spending requirement will stand a chance to win physical gold and cash prizes. The rewards include one HABIB 5g 999.9 gold bar, 18 HABIB 0.20g 999.9 gold wafer coins, and 288 cash prizes of RM28 each.
Customers can qualify for one contest entry by spending at least RM68 per transaction using the Boost app or Boost Bank. Those who deposit RM3,000 into Boost Bank’s BoostUP Jar will receive 10 additional entries for each draw, increasing their chances of winning. To maintain eligibility for the BoostUP Jar, users are required to spend a minimum of RM500 per month via the Boost app.
The campaign is valid until 22 February 2026 and is subject to terms and conditions.
In addition to the prize draw, Boost Bank customers can earn cashback on qualifying transactions made during the campaign period.
Spending with the Boost Bank debit card entitles users to 2% cashback, while payments made through Boost Bank’s DuitNow QR offer 10% cashback. These rewards apply to everyday purchases, allowing users to receive returns while making routine festive spending.
Boost app users can also earn up to eight times Boost Stars for every RM1 spent until 22 February 2026.
To participate, users must redeem any item listed under FlexiRedeem Redemption via BoostUP Rewards. The promotion is capped at 4,000 Boost Stars per transaction.
Accumulated Boost Stars can be used within the Boost ecosystem, subject to programme terms.
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