BT Pay Kiddo offers 10% cashback and prize contest for children's holiday spending
Translated from Romanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Banca Transilvania (BT) offers a "BT Pay Kiddo" program for children throughout June, providing 10% cashback on spending up to 50 lei.
- To qualify, children must spend at least 300 lei in June, and eligible accounts will be entered into a prize draw for three "BT Pay Kiddo" surprise kits.
- The program allows children to manage their spending via card or phone, view transaction history, and request money from parents, while parents can control limits, view balances, and block cards.
Banca Transilvania (BT) is encouraging young savers with its "BT Pay Kiddo" program throughout June, offering a 10% cashback incentive. Parents who set up a "BT Pay Kiddo" account for their children can receive up to 50 lei back on their child's spending, provided the child spends a minimum of 300 lei during the month.
Beyond the cashback, all qualifying accounts will be entered into a prize draw. Three lucky participants will win surprise "BT Pay Kiddo" kits. This initiative aims to make the start of the summer vacation more exciting for children while promoting financial literacy and responsible spending habits.
The "BT Pay Kiddo" accounts offer a range of features for young users. Children can make purchases in physical stores or online using their card or phone, track their transaction history, and request pocket money from their parents. For those over 14, additional features include the ability to block their card, issue a virtual card in lei or euros, and share their IBAN.
Parents maintain significant control over their children's finances through the platform. They can set spending limits, monitor account balances and transaction histories in real-time, and easily block or unblock their child's card if necessary. This parental oversight ensures a secure and controlled environment for children managing their own money.
Originally published by Adevฤrul in Romanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.