Raiffeisen Digital Bank has introduced a promotional campaign in Poland offering customers up to €55 for opening and maintaining both a personal account and a euro-denominated currency account.
The offer requires clients to hold a specified balance in the foreign currency account to qualify for the full bonus, targeting individuals looking to manage cross-border expenses or travel funds.
The move reflects intensifying competition among Polish banks for retail deposit share during the summer season.
Raiffeisen is not alone in this strategy; BNP Paribas recently launched a similar initiative aimed at travelers, offering a cash bonus of up to 700 PLN alongside fee waivers for its travel card product.
Meanwhile, Bank Pekao has extended its promotional campaign for business clients, providing bonuses of up to 4,200 PLN for new account openings.
These campaigns highlight a broader trend in the Polish banking sector, where institutions are using cash incentives and fee reductions to attract new customers and increase wallet share.