Credit Boom: Pay with Your Credit Card and Get a Chance to Win One of 5 Top Smartphones

Your everyday purchases can now be even more rewarding. From 27 July to 15 September 2026 (inclusive), Credit Agricole is running the "Credit Boom. 5 Smartphones for Your Everyday Purchases" promotion for both existing and new customers.

During the promotional period, simply pay with your Mastercard® credit card wherever it is most convenient: in stores, cafés, online, and more, and automatically enter the draw to win one of 5 powerful iPhone 17 Pro smartphones.

During the promotional period, you need to:

• Have or open an activated Credit Agricole Mastercard® credit card or a banking package with a credit limit.
• Pay for any goods or services using credit funds for a total amount of at least UAH 1,000. The more purchases you make, the greater your chances of winning.

For every UAH 1,000 spent using credit funds, customers receive 1 entry for the smartphone prize draw.

Customers who open a credit card during the promotional period will receive double entries for their first qualifying transaction of UAH 1,000 or more made in a single receipt. That means 2 entries instead of 1, while a single purchase of UAH 10,000 or more will earn 20 entries instead of 10.

Key lending terms

• Credit limit of up to UAH 300,000 (determined individually)
• Monthly interest rate from 27% to 36% after the grace period ends (applied to the outstanding balance)
• Minimum monthly payment: 5%
• Maximum lending term: up to 3 years with the possibility of extension
• Real annual percentage rate (APR): from 31.08% to 43.26%

Detailed promotion rules are available via the link.

Apple is neither a sponsor nor an organizer of this promotion. The name "iPhone 17 Pro" is used solely for the purpose of identifying the prize.

The promotion is valid from 27 July 2026 to 15 September 2026 (inclusive) throughout Ukraine, except for territories recognized under Ukrainian legislation as temporarily occupied, territorial communities under temporary encirclement (blockade), and territories where active hostilities are taking place or where there is a real threat thereof.