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Mastercard reveals winners of 2025 ‘Sail Beyond’ spend and win campaign

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Press Release
27 February, 2025, 03:25 pm
Last modified: 27 February, 2025, 03:33 pm

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Mastercard reveals winners of 2025 ‘Sail Beyond’ spend and win campaign

Press Release
27 February, 2025, 03:25 pm
Last modified: 27 February, 2025, 03:33 pm
Mastercard reveals winners of 2025 ‘Sail Beyond’ spend and win campaign

Mastercard has announced the winners of its winter Spend and Win campaign 2025, 'Sail Beyond'.

From January 1 to February 9, 2025, the campaign was designed to encourage digital payments by enabling cardholders to win exciting transaction rewards, including a memorable cruise vacation.  
The campaign saw enthusiastic participation from Mastercard debit, credit, and prepaid cardholders across Bangladesh. Shanzida Nishat, a Mastercard cardholder from Mutual Trust Bank PLC, was announced as the grand prize winner—a six-day vacation for two, including a luxury cruise covering Singapore, Penang Port, and Port Klang in Malaysia, with airfare and accommodation provided. Other winners received trip packages to international and domestic destinations, electronics, gadgets, lifestyle, and grocery vouchers.  

Mastercard cardholders who completed at least four transactions worth BDT 1,000 each for domestic purchases or $25 each for international purchases at the Point of Sale (POS) or through e-commerce platforms were eligible for the contest.   
Syed Mohammad Kamal, Country Manager, Bangladesh at Mastercard, said, "Mastercard is committed to accelerating digital payments adoption in Bangladesh. The overwhelming response to the 'Sail Beyond' campaign reflects consumers' growing preference for highly convenient and secure digital transactions. Mastercard thanks its partner banks and financial institutions for supporting this campaign and congratulates all the winners."

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Mastercard collaborated with leading banks and financial institutions nationwide for the' Sail Beyond' campaign. The campaign partners included: AB Bank PLC, Al-Arafah Islami Bank PLC, BRAC Bank PLC, Bank Asia PLC, Eastern Bank PLC, Dhaka Bank PLC, Dutch Bangla Bank PLC, Islami Bank PLC, Mutual Trust Bank PLC, National Bank Limited, Prime Bank PLC, Premier Bank PLC, Pubali Bank PLC, The City Bank PLC, United Commercial Bank PLC, Southeast Bank PLC, Standard Chartered Bank, and Lankabangla Finance PLC.  

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