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BOC Cards Launches “Unstoppable Santastic Offers” up to 70% discounts for the 2025 Festive Season
Daily FT
|December 02, 2025
BANK of Ceylon has launched its November-December 2025 Christmas Season Promotional Campaign, bringing a wide range of seasonal savings to customers under the theme “Unstoppable Santastic Offers.”
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The initiative highlights discounts of up to 70 percent across more than 4,000 merchant outlets, offering both Credit and Debit cardholders an extensive selection of festive deals.
The festive offer lineup spans multiple everyday categories. Customers can enjoy significant savings across textiles and footwear, travel and leisure, dining, online shopping, jewellery, lifestyle, health and beauty, auto care, education, and supermarket purchases. Discounts reach up to lifestyle offers go as high as 70 percent 60 percent in textiles and footwear, and online shopping deals rise to 60 percent. Jewellery promotions reach up to 60 percent travel and leisure offers extend up to 50 percent, auto care up to 50 percent, restaurant savings go up to 30 percentt, health and beauty offer up to 30 percent, education up to 30 percent, and supermarkets up to 25 percent.
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