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QIB announces two new Misk millionaires

Tribune News Network Doha Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), Qatar’s leading digital bank, has announced two new millionaires of the 9th Misk Account edition, reaffirming its ongoing commit...

QIB announces two new Misk millionaires

Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), Qatar's leading digital bank, has revealed two new millionaires from the 9th Misk Account edition. The QR1 million grand prize was awarded to Mubarak Khalifa Mohamad and Maryam Jawad Abdulla, following a draw supervised by representatives from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and QIB. This marks the 4th millionaire announcement in this edition, with 4 more winners still to be named throughout the year.

The 9th edition of the Misk Account offers the largest prize pool in the country, totaling QR26 million, and presents opportunities for 1,124 QIB customers to win. This year, the number of QR1 million grand prize winners has doubled to 12, with draws now occurring every two months. To be eligible for the grand prize, customers must open a Misk Account at least three months prior to the draw month and maintain a minimum monthly balance of QR10,000.

Additional QR10,000 prizes are awarded monthly to 6 customers and weekly to 20 customers. QIB General Manager D Anand expressed pride in the winners, stating that the Misk Account continues to encourage saving habits and offers rewarding opportunities throughout the year. Existing and new QIB customers can easily open a Misk Account through the QIB Mobile App, receiving a free debit card, eligibility for a free credit card, and various chances to win cash prizes.

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