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BNI Showcases Digital Services at Lampung Financial Festival 2026

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Lampung Financial Festival 2026 offered financial education and interactive banking experiences for the public, including younger visitors.
  • BNI demonstrated digital account opening through its wondr by BNI application and promoted cashback and prize-wheel programs for new customers.
  • The booth also offered partner coffee services and health checks through cooperation with BNI Life.

Visitors to the Lampung Financial Festival 2026 in Bandar Lampung explored BNI’s digital banking services, including opening an account through the wondr by BNI application.

The festival provided financial education for the public, including members of Generation Z. Dina, a student at Saburai University, said the event felt relevant to her generation because it used interactive activities and multiple booths rather than a monotonous format.

BNI offered new customers several promotional programs. Under the Payung Program, customers opening an account with an initial deposit of at least 300,000 rupiah could receive coffee cashback or take part in a spin wheel. The Be Nice Program targeted new customers opening a Taplus Muda account with an initial deposit of at least 100,000 rupiah, with coffee cashback among the benefits.

The booth also provided coffee from a partner and health checks through a partnership with BNI Life. For visitors, the festival combined financial education with the chance to try digital banking services and account opening directly.

The event was interesting because its theme was relevant to Gen Z. It was not monotonous, and there were many cool booths to visit.

· DinaA Saburai University student described her experience at the festival.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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