Openbank launches campaign
rewarding customers with €200 for
paying in their income, including
self-employed workers
26/03/2025
- The campaign is aimed at customers who set up a direct deposit of their salary, pension, unemployment benefits and, for the first time, self-employed social security contributions (RETA).
- The promotion will run until 16 June for both new and existing customers.
Openbank, Santander Group’s 100% digital bank, has launched a campaign offering €200 before tax to customers who set up a direct deposit for their salary, pension or unemployment benefits. For the first time, self-employed customers can also take part by setting up a direct debit for their social security contributions and paying in regular monthly income.
To take part, new customers must open a payroll or current account and enter the promotional code “NOMINA200” before 16 June 2025 (inclusive). Existing Openbank customers only need to enter the code. In both cases, customers must set up a direct deposit for their salary or pension of at least €900 before 31 July 2025 (inclusive) and maintain it for at least 12 consecutive months from the date of the first deposit.
For unemployment benefits, no minimum commitment period is required unless payments stop. In that case, customers must pay in regular income for at least 12 months from the date of the first unemployment benefit deposit.
As a new feature, self-employed customers can also benefit from this promotion, provided they set up a direct debit for their social security contributions and pay in regular monthly income of at least €900. Once the conditions have been met, customers will receive the incentive in two instalments of €100. The first will be paid within a maximum of two months of the first direct deposit, and the second six months after receiving the first payment.
With this new campaign, Openbank continues to provide customers with simple, flexible and fully digital ways to manage their income.
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