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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. The draw mechanism is cumulative. Every additional EGP 20,000 of fresh funds booked into a CD grants you one extra chance (e.g., EGP 100,000 gives you 5 chances).

  • This offer is exclusively for New-to-Bank customers (including Youth NTB) who increase their fresh funds by a minimum of EGP 20,000 and book it into an EGP Certificate of Deposit.

The cashback payouts will occur in two phases based on when the fresh funds are evaluated:
  • First Phase: Credited during October 2026 (reflecting growth from end-of-September vs. end-of-July).
  • Second Phase: Credited during January 2027 (reflecting growth from end-of-December vs. end-of-September).

Fresh funds are measured by the net increase in your Local Currency Assets Under Management (LCY AUM) across two distinct tracking periods:
  • First Draw: The increase in LCY AUM at the end of September 2026 compared to the end of July 2026.
  • Second Draw: The increase in LCY AUM at the end of December 2026 compared to the end of September 2026.

  • The campaign targets all existing Crédit Agricole Egypt customers, New-to-Bank customers, New-to-Bank customers,
  • And specifically features tailored offers for Youth customers.
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Community Schools

Knowing that education is an essential tool, that helps people to develop themselves even acts as a shield to what tomorrow holds, CAE has sponsored 191 community schools in upper Egypt that provide education to around 6000 students.

  • Community schools offer an education to children aged 9 to 14 in rural areas with low population that the government cannot  Upon the fact that the government has to have 500 students ( +) to establish a normal school
  • The bank is financing the upgrade of the classrooms, providing desks, and chairs as wells as the running cost of schools
  • Crédit Agricole established from scratch 5 new schools in Assiut Governorate in addition to its running operation cost
  • Staff members from the branches in upper Egypt have been particularly involved in field visits to the schools 
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