16th December 2025 - 2 min read
Public Bank is giving away RM19,800 in cash prizes to customers who use the MyPB App between 14 December and 25 December 2025. Winners can receive between RM1 and RM10 credited directly to their accounts each day.
To stand a chance of winning daily cash prizes, you need to meet two requirements:
Make one qualifying transaction daily: Transfer at least RM20 to another person using either DuitNow QR peer-to-peer or DuitNow Pay-to-Proxy through the MyPB App. The transfer must go to a third party, not your own accounts or e-wallets.
Maintain an average balance of RM600: Your account’s average daily balance throughout the 12-day campaign period must be at least RM600. This is calculated by adding up your day-end balance for each day and dividing by 12.
For example, if you keep RM300 for six days and RM900 for the remaining six days, your average balance is RM600 and you qualify.
The campaign is open to Public Bank and Public Islamic Bank individual customers aged 18 and above who have:
Customers who are not eligible include Public Bank staff, anyone with closed or suspended accounts, bankrupts, and business entities such as sole proprietorships, partnerships, or companies.
Prizes are distributed on a first-come-first-served basis each day. Once the 300 daily winners are selected, no more prizes are available until the next day. Unclaimed prizes do not carry forward.
Each customer can only win once per day and a maximum of three times throughout the campaign period.
Public Bank will credit prizes directly into winners’ accounts in January 2026, the month following the campaign period.
Winners’ names will be published on the bank’s official website and social media channels.
Prizes will be forfeited if the winner’s account is closed, terminated, or suspended before the prize is credited. Cash prizes are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for other goods or services.
Check out the full terms and conditions for more information.
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