- TZS 7.5 million in cash prizes awarded to 15 Visa Debit Card users over three draws
- Five more winners walk away with TZS 500,000 each in the final monthly draw
- Grand prize winner of a brand-new Suzuki Fronx to be announced in the coming days
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania-: Stanbic Bank Tanzania, in partnership with Visa, has officially concluded its high-impact Tap Kibingwa Campaign, marking the end of a three-month initiative that has celebrated and rewarded customers for embracing cashless transactions through everyday use of Stanbic Visa Debit Cards.
The final monthly draw, held in Dar es Salaam, saw five more customers—Coles Josette, Irene Charles Isaka, Chisora Kennedy, Abubakar Said Salim Bakhresa, and Pietro Stella—each win TZS 500,000. These winners join ten others who walked away with the same prize in the February and March draws, bringing the total cash payout to TZS 7.5 million across 15 individual winners.
As excitement continues to build, the bank also announced that the campaign’s grand prize winner—set to receive a brand-new Suzuki Fronx—will be unveiled in the coming days. The grand draw represents the pinnacle of the Tap Kibingwa experience, rewarding consistent high-value card usage with the ultimate symbol of lifestyle and convenience.
“Tap Kibingwa has been about building confidence in digital banking,” said Irene Mutabihirwa, Card Issuing Manager at Stanbic Bank Tanzania. “Through this campaign, we have not only rewarded loyalty but also helped shift behavior toward safer, faster, and more convenient financial transactions. We are excited to close the monthly phase and now turn our attention to unveiling our grand prize winner.”
Launched in early 2025, the Tap Kibingwa Campaign encouraged customers to transition from cash-based transactions to secure and seamless card payments. Customers who transacted TZS 2 million or more monthly qualified for cash prize draws, while those spending TZS 5 million or more earned entry into both monthly and grand draws.
Beyond the prizes, the campaign has served as a platform for financial education and inclusion, promoting the benefits of digital payments and reinforcing the role of Stanbic Bank in driving innovation within the Tanzanian banking sector.
“This campaign was a celebration of trust in digital banking,” Irene added. “We are proud to have walked this journey with our customers and look forward to building on this momentum with more products and services that meet the evolving needs of Tanzanians.”
As Tap Kibingwa wraps up, Stanbic Bank thanks all participating customers and looks ahead to expanding digital banking tools that deliver value, ease, and security across all segments of the population.
