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FE CREDIT’s “Pay now – Lucky draw on hand” program has officially ended, marking a milestone in helping customers build healthier financial habits by paying on time. The program awarded 8 Honda Air Blade motorcycles and 336 Urbox gift cards, totaling 620 million VND, to 344 lucky customers nationwide.
Following the program’s success, FE CREDIT will continue with a summer prize series starting in early May 2026, with total prizes worth more than 1.7 billion VND.
In Can Tho, Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Tuyền, a FE CREDIT customer for more than a decade, received a Honda Air Blade motorcycle as part of the prize. Her household items—including the motorcycle and her phone—were supported by FE CREDIT.
Recently, around Lunar New Year 2026, when Tuyền needed funds to upgrade her hairdressing equipment, FE CREDIT’s financial solution arrived in time. She said she needed about 40 million VND to buy additional tools for her hairdressing business, and that the application process was fast, with funds disbursed within 2 hours, helping her avoid missing a business opportunity.
Across the country, the 344 customers received the grand prizes. Tuyền and another customer, Tran in Tay Ninh, also installed the FE ONLINE 2.0 app to monitor payment schedules.
The program also promotes digital finance through small changes. FE CREDIT continues with a summer campaign offering “cash back when paying contracts via the FE ONLINE 2.0 app using Übank accounts, QR codes, or bank transfers,” with a total prize budget of over 1.7 billion VND. The campaign runs until the end of July 2026.
According to the campaign design, the cashback increases month by month to encourage long-term payment discipline. Customers can make online loan payments via FE ONLINE 2.0 using Übank/QR or by transferring to FE CREDIT’s VPBank account, with the process positioned as safe and transparent.
FE CREDIT’s spokesperson said that promoting digital financial solutions improves user experience and safety, while also helping narrow the gap in access to digital services—bringing inclusive finance closer to more segments of the population.
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