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How to Earn P100 for Each Referral and Win P500 Extra via MariBank

Do you want to earn lots of P100 in cash deposited straight to your e-wallet? Here’s for you: let’s do the MariBank referral challenge.

MariBank, a licensed digital bank and Forbes #1 best bank in the Philippines, provides an opportunity for individuals to make money simply by referring friends to make an account via their mobile application.

The digital bank is backed by SeaBank, which offers daily-credited savings interest, unlimited free transfers and cashback rewards.

To qualify, you must have an account with them. This can easily be done through downloading their mobile application and sign-up for an account – or use your Shopee account.

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Thereafter, proceed to the Refer & Earn icon on the application and invite your friends to open an account using your referral code.

The friend must download the MariBank app and register using your referral code. Upon activation, ask your friend to make a one-time deposit of at least P1,000 (note: one time, if you deposited less than P1,000 and add some money later to complete – that won’t work).

Tell your friend to keep P1,000 in their account for at least three days to receive your P100 reward. Meanwhile, your friend will receive P150.

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But here’s what’s crazier: MariBank is offering Limited Raffle Bonus for the month of June and July only and YOU WIN P500 EXTRA (and there’s over P20 million total prizes!)

Please note: that you can refer as many friends as you like per month. But you can only earn award from the first P100 referees who can complete the tasks successfully. That’s up to P10,000 of free money.

MariBank, now Philippines’ No. 1 Bank, provides simple, reliable and rewarding banking. MariBank is BSP-regulated and PDIC-Insured up to P1M per depositor.

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