Kutxabank will reactivate, once summer is over and until October 4, its incentive program aimed at boosting the acquisition of new digital clients.
In an informative note, the entity has reminded that these are incentives that "reward with up to 700 euros for becoming a digital client of the bank and having your salary or pension paid in."
Under the campaign "Become a Client September," the bank offers those who sign up as digital clients up to 100 euros gross for contracting an account and a commission-free card, in addition to the free use of Bizum. To this amount, up to 600 euros gross additional will be added if the new digital client decides to have their salary or pension paid in.
The entity has explained that, to qualify for these incentives, it is necessary to sign up as a client of Kutxabank through its app before October 4, open an account and contract a commission-free card, as well as carry out three operations with Bizum, always free, before October 31. The 100 euros gross will be automatically deposited into the account before December 4.
The promotion is aimed at people who have not been clients of Kutxabank or Cajasur in the last 12 months. Regarding the bonus of 600 euros gross for the direct deposit of the salary, the bank establishes a minimum amount of 1,800 euros monthly for young people up to 30 years old, 2,000 euros per month for those receiving a pension, and 2,500 euros monthly for the rest of the clients.
In addition, the entity has indicated that it has other incentive programs for those with salaries or pensions below those amounts. It has added that clients who have their income paid in will enjoy "more advantages," such as commission-free accounts, a free Visa Dual card, and immediate transfers at no cost, among other benefits.
Kutxabank has emphasized that, by June 2026, nearly 70% of its clients operate actively through digital banking and that more than 68% of sales are already made through omnichannel. In the first half, 98% of mortgages were processed at some point through digital channels, as well as 92% of consumer credit and 74% of pension products.