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Bank for Agriculture Launches Mother's Day Savings Lottery

BAAC's Mother's Day Savings Lottery campaign invites farmers and customers to deposit savings certificates through August 31 for monthly prize drawings, with top prizes reaching 20 million baht and exclusive gifts based on deposit amounts.

Bank for Agriculture Launches Mother's Day Savings Lottery
12 Aug Khaosod

The Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) is inviting farmers and customers nationwide to express their love through savings with the Mother's Day Savings Lottery campaign. Customers can deposit savings certificates via BAAC Mobile from now through August 31 and receive gifts while standing a chance to win prizes every month.

On August 12, Paisal Hongtong, Vice Manager of BAAC, announced the special Mother's Day campaign titled "Mother's Day Savings Lottery." The campaign encourages farmers and customers to celebrate Mother's Day by depositing any of BAAC's savings certificates. These include the Gold Piggy Bank certificate at 500 baht per unit with a chance to win 20 million baht monthly, the Silver Piggy Bank certificate at 100 baht per unit with a top prize of 10 million baht monthly, the Money Bag certificate at 100 baht per unit with prizes worth 100,000 baht each month (900 prizes available), and the Gift Bag certificate at 20 baht per unit with a 6-year deposit term offering 3 baht per unit in interest (2.50 percent annually) plus monthly education grants of 100 prizes.

Customers who deposit via BAAC Mobile can claim attractive gifts based on deposit amounts: deposits of 50,000 baht or more receive a magnetic fiber multipurpose cloth, 100,000 baht and above receive a cute cat Art Toy set of four, 500,000 baht and above receive an Agri Animal Art Toy set, 1 million baht and above receive a cute cat cushion, and 10 million baht and above receive a wheeled luggage bag.

For interested customers, participating in the Mother's Day Savings Lottery is both a savings option and a chance to win rewards through August 31 via BAAC Mobile. Customers can register and submit deposit evidence through a QR code within timeframes and conditions set by the bank. Winners will be announced by September 30 on the Facebook page "BAAC Service with Heart" and the website www.baac.or.th. Each deposit can participate in only one promotion. For more information, contact the Contact Center at 02 555 0555.

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