Excitement peaks as GCB Bank ends "Pa To Pa" promo with thrilling grand finale draw
GCB Bank ended the "Pa To Pa" promo on May 8 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel with a grand finale draw. The promotion, which began in December 2025, was a five-month nationwide campaign. The grand finale celebrated 50 outstanding customers, with five top winners selected to enjoy fully sponsored trips to watch the World Cup.
The promotion was rolled out in three major activation stages across Accra. The first draw was held at the Airport West Hotel, where 10 customers were selected as winners. The second activation took place on March 13 at the Accra Mall Food Court, where another 10 customers emerged as winners. The third monthly draw was also held at the Accra Mall Food Court, where a further 10 winners were selected. Prizes included smartphones, televisions, microwaves, refrigerators, and other home appliances.
Sina Kamagate, Executive Head of Retail, explained that the "Pa To Pa" concept was designed to make banking more interactive by linking savings to rewards. He said the initiative, which began in December 2025, was created to deepen interaction between the bank and its customers, describing it as "a gathering of customers and those who provide services for them; that's the staff of GCB." Customers earned points by depositing in multiples of GHS 300, with every GHS 300 translating into one point accumulated over time. The promotion officially ended on April 30.
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GCB Bank's "Pa To Pa" promo, a customer reward initiative that began in December 2025, has reached its grand finale. The five-month nationwide campaign transformed saving into a competitive experience - but what was the result?
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