Bank of Cyprus marks antamivi’s 10th anniversary with prizes exceeding €300,000
Bank of Cyprus will offer app-based rewards and a grand prize draw from October 15 to November 15, 2026, to celebrate 10 years of antamivi.

Nicosia, Cyprus. Bank of Cyprus (BoC) is marking the 10th anniversary of its antamivi rewards programme with a campaign featuring more than €300,000 in prizes. The bank says cardholders can earn rewards through routine spending and enter a special prize draw between October 15 and November 15, 2026.
How customers can participate
According to the bank, each €100 accumulated in spending with participating antamivi merchants gives customers a single spin in the new Spin and Win feature in the BoC app, plus one entry for the grand prize draw.
After meeting the spending requirement, customers can find their spins in the app’s Privileges and Antamivi section and reveal their prizes. The campaign allows a maximum of 10 spins per customer.
The bank says instant prizes comprise antamivi vouchers valued at €5, €10, €20 and €100, alongside vouchers in matching denominations from selected participating merchants. Customers can also receive triple (x3) antamivi points when making subsequent purchases at selected retailers.
The campaign will end with a grand prize draw in which eligible customers can win one of three €1,000 antamivi vouchers, according to BoC.
A decade of rewards and expansion
The bank reports that antamivi has awarded points valued at over €30 million since the programme began, with more than €26 million redeemed at participating merchants.
BoC says the programme has broadened its reach across Cyprus over the past decade. Its network now comprises more than 300 merchants and over 1,000 stores spanning a variety of shopping categories.
As antamivi begins its second decade, the bank says it continues to reward everyday spending, with the anniversary promotion providing further benefits for purchases from participating businesses.
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